Re: 5 w 2d, spotting and loss of breast tenderness

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Amanda
by the way, you might want to check out the boards at
http://www.parentsplace.com - they'll have a board for expecting mothers due in
your month, and you'll find a lot of reassurance and support there.

At Sun, 24 Nov 2002, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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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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