Re: misscarrage

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Call your doctor and tell him/her it's important to see you. There has got to be a way - be flexible about the time and be ready to wait in his/her office for a while, but don't take "we'll see you during your next appt" for an answer. If this clear fluid is amniotic fluid, you need all sorts of medical help for yourself and the baby.

This forum will not be able to diagnoze your condition; someone would have to see you to do that.

Sorry to be so panicky, but I think it's important to see a doctor if you suspect something may be wrong with your pregnancy.

Best wishes to you,

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Katya

At Tue, 29 Oct 2002, L. wrote:
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>I am 20 weeks pregnant and am worried that I may be having a
>misscarrage.  I have had clear discharge for the past two weeks.  In the
>pregnancy book I have at home it says to see a doctor if you have any
>bleeding or if there is any clear discharge.  I tried seeing a doctor
>when I had my ultrasound done I couldn't.  What should I do? I have
>started to notice the baby is not moving like it was before and its
>heartbeat has gotten a lot weaker.

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