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5 w 2d, spotting and loss of breast tenderness

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sun, 24 Nov 2002 07:28:28 -0600 (CST)

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Please help! Should I call the doctor again tomorrow? 2 days ago, I woke up with fresh blood in my underwear. The doctor checked me out, and everything looks good. The sonogram came out normal for 5 weeks; however, there isn't mucha to see. The ultrasound tech said she couldn't say that it was definitely and interuterine pregnancy legally, but she said that everything looks the way it should at 5 weeks and she has no reason to believe that there wouln't be a fetus in a couple of weeks. This morning, after 3 weeks of breast tenderness, it's gone! I can beat my breasts and they still don't hurt. Should I call the doctor again on Monday? I feel like there's really nothing we can do but wait anyway so it would be pointless to call. He has me on bed-rest and another u/s in 2 weeks. What are the statistics on having 2 blighted ova in a row?

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