Post by littlelemondrop on Sept 2, 2014 15:14:33 GMT -5
I guess I need to get this out, bear with me.
I got a bfp August 16. The 25th I started to bleed after my run. The next day I went in for bloodwork and my hCG came back at 4800. I continued to bleed and I was sure it was over. The 28th I went in for bloodwork again and my hCG came in at 9600. Perfect double, but so fing confusing. I've continued to bleed through the weekend to the point that I've had to use my postpartum pads. I go in today at 4 for an ultrasound. I just need an answer. Blighted ovum? Subchorionic hemorrhage? I can't live in limbo like this anymore. I'm prepared for it to be over, I guess I just need to know for sure.
This reads really depressing, but I don't do "hopeful" well. I'm better at anticipating and preparing for the worst, it's strangely comforting.
AND I'm guessing they'll do a vaginal ultrasound and I'm already pissed about that.
Womp, womp.
Update: Thank you everyone so so much for your kind words and positive thoughts! Ultrasound showed a large subchorionic hemorrhage. The baby is correctly sized, but the heart rate is low. 70bpm. My dr thought it was likely that I'll miscarry this week, although there is a chance I may not. I had blood drawn and another ultrasound scheduled for next Wednesday. My limbo continues.
Post by sunshineluv on Sept 2, 2014 15:18:54 GMT -5
I am sorry, I know the unknown is very hard. I hope you get some firm answers today, and I will be hopeful and optimistic for you. Best of luck to you.
Post by charlielove on Sept 2, 2014 15:20:18 GMT -5
I will be hoping that everything with the baby is okay. I am the same way about things like this so I completely understand your logic. Big hugs and fingers crossed. Update us when you can.
I just saw this on the app and wanted to say that I hope the bleeding is nothing and you get answers soon. Bleeding after a BFP is terrifying. ((Hugs))
I'm so sorry. I kept bleeding like that too and at my last appointment they found a tear in my placenta that is causing it, but the baby is okay. I know you must be so scared, I really hope you have good news!