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Re: 30 weeks pregnant after CKC - Please respond
From: a (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 21 Jan 2003 20:03:53 -0600 (CST)
Call your doctor to either get reassured or be seen. Or call L&D and
see what they say.
At Tue, 21 Jan 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>If someone could give me some insight to this, I'd appreciate it..Pains
>are moving up into stomach area now and extremely nauseaus.
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>At Tue, 21 Jan 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>>I'm currently 30 weeks after a CKC 2 years ago. I of course mentioned
>>this to my new OB/GYN but she hasn't done an exam since my first office
>>visit @ 6 weeks. I am scheduled for a c-section in 8 1/2 weeks, but
>>have been having some significant lower abdomen pain for the last few
>>hours w/ sharp pains shooting through my bladder. I can feel the baby
>>moving really high up, right under my ribs. I feel the constant need to
>>have a bowel movement (at least once an hour) although real bm's are on
>>a regular daily schedule. I don't want to make an unnecessary visit to
>>our emergency room as in past experiences would consist of sitting in
>>the er waiting room for a minimum of 8 hours, and am not one to make
>>unnecessary OB visits. I do have an appointment in 3 days and if any of
>>this sounds normal, I am comfortable in waiting until then. If this
>>seems anything to be concerned about, I will promptly make the trip to
>>be checked out.
>>
>>Might help to point out that with my first pregnancy, I was induced at
>>42 weeks and had to have a c-section after 12 hours because I did not
>>dialate at all. After CKC, OBGYN stated that my cervix did not thin
>>properly, causing me to have the c-section. I am with a new OB now, and
>>she seemed unconcerned with this information.
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