Re: 'Missed Miscarriage'

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At 13 weeks, however, I started bleeding. Ultrasound then determined my baby has died about two weeks before (right about hte time of my doppler).

Before I started bleeding at 13w, I had absolutely no reason to worry (except for the fact that I had a miscarriage before, and that I'm 38). My doc was extremely happy with how the pregnancy progressed and all...

I'm not trying to scare you. I hope everything is fine with you.

If you're really worried, just go to your doc and request an ultrasound. My doc had said I can always get an extra ultrasound out-of-pocket, and that would cost $220.

Good luck!!!! -F

At Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Joanna wrote: >
>I am 9 weeks pregnant and have heard many horror stories about women who
>have had miscarriages and did not know it until they had an ultrasound.
>They had now symptoms. My question is how likely is it to have a
>miscarriage without having any symptoms? How often to women have
>miscarriages without knowing it in some way?

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Age: me 38/him 33, ttc#1, 2 miscarriages in 2002
Doing all sorts of tests before trying for the third time.

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