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ultrasound wrong?From: ankseg (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 2 May 2002 22:29:11 -0500 (CDT)
I had a vaginal ultrasound at 9 weeks, and we saw a nice strong heartbeat, all pregnancy symptoms normal including lots of nausea and tiredness. 2 days after I had some light brown spotting, then 2 days after that I had some brief bright red spotting, but no tissue, and it did not continue. 6 days after the initial ultrasound, I called the doctor and had another one done, but this time he had a hard time detecting it and when he did it seemed smaller and he announced that I was miscarrying. This was done in what seemed like seconds to my husband and I. It has now been 3 1/2 since then (I would have been 13 wks LMP)and my pregnancy symptoms still remain. My nausea continued until last week, my breasts still feel like they are getting bigger and just 2 days ago in the shower I could detect that my uterus seemed suddenly shockingly larger. Is it normal for all your pregnancy symptoms and development to continue until you pass the "products of conception". When I called my doctor last week, his nurse just kind of blew off my concerns and said it could take up to 6 weeks to pass it. I just feel very strange that all my symptoms are still developing. Is this normal? Should there have been more tests to determine that this was indeed a miscarriage?
-- ankseg
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