lovehearts
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Congrats teacup, I know how much you really wanted a girl so I am so so pleased for you xxx
ha! thanks girls i needed a giggle ! yes i had my son drug free ( epidural didn't work after they said you can rest a little i gave in and got it only for it to numb the top of my left thigh only lololol ) and let me tell you the pain i was in was a close second to that! they aren't kidding.... and im glad baby boy isn't experiencing the pain but i sure do feel guilty about the pain meds. i don't even feel right about taking Tylenol while preggers its just how i am but i couldn't bear it after the first 3 hours i thought something was going to blow up in there i know i had to since my blood pressure was thru the roof and i was passing in and out and ill get over it but i sure hope it didn't effect him any. today i think i can feel a stone in my bladder and i can feel it almost coming out when i pee but it gets stuck sorry tmi .... i see the specialist tomorrow who said " you and me are going to be besties thru this pregnancy and celebrate our 5 month anniversary with surgery" lol at least the guy has a sense of humor. i know all your positive thoughts are helping me feel better thanks
Girls, I just got home from the ER a bit ago. I was suspecting fluid leak. My pantiliner was all wet. Not so wet that it was sopping, but damp from front to back. They did a strip test (negative) and an ultrasound and told me I likely have a yeast infection. They didn't say that the fluid from ultrasound was low. Does this sound like I'm ok? I've never gone through anything like this so I'm quite frightened.
I don't have a lot of faith in our ER (the doc I saw was the one who told me in the beginning that my hcg was too low and to expect a miscarriage--he was wrong), so I worry that he's wrong again.
For you who have "wetness", how wet does your pantiliner get? Mine was damp front to back within three hours. It did have an ammonia-y type of smell to it, but after I would wipe, it didn't smell like ammonia. I'm just worried half sick.
And apparently I won't be sent to L&D if this comes up again, so very likely I'd be dealing with the same type of competence that I dealt with this afternoon. The ER doctor told me when they have people come in with leaking prior to 22 weeks, they send them home because there's nothing that can be done. !!!!! :O
Thanks, girls. Your experiences make me feel better! It's slowed down a lot now. And I knew that I couldn't be leaking fluid when I woke up this morning and my pantiliner only had one small spot on it. I'm taking Flagyl for the yeast infection and hoping that clears up whatever may be going on.
babymonkey, no we don't have an urgent care. The ER is our urgent care. LOL Small town stuff. I'm not worried about cost anymore--we've met our yearly deductible after all the ER stuff I've had earlier on this pregnancy, so 100% is covered!! I guess there's an advantage to all that.
I wish I could go to another hospital. I swear ours is just utter crap. The worst is the ER--if you've got a broken bone, you'll be good to go. But anything more complicated you're asking for trouble.
Oh, and I didn't tell you all about the idiot nurse!!! OMG!!! When I got into the examining room, she was asking her routine questions about me. If it was my first pregnancy--when I said I'd been pregnant five times, she gasped. When I mentioned that I've LOST two of those, she never said sorry or anything. THEN she looked at my info sheet and said, "Oh man, I'd hate to be pregnant at 36."
WHAT?! I was in such shock that I literally couldn't think of what to say to that. A woman coming in, fearing an amniotic leak and she says she'd hate to be pregnant at my age.
Then she goes on to ask me if I needed meds for the pain. When I'd talked to the triage nurse, I'd told her that I was having some mild abdominal cramping because of IBS/constipation. But it wasn't worth having Tylenol over--I just told her that because I wanted to make sure it wasn't related to the discharge. So then the idiot nurse says, "Oh ok, well I was going to put in an IV for pain meds." :/ When I discouraged that idea, she said, "Oooook, now what are you in here for?" SMH (or smack HER head)!!
Do they pull some of these ER people out of a hole in the ground? I swear, I'm beginning to think so.
Anyway, thanks girls for reading my rants and troubles. (((HUGS))) I think this is going to be a long rest of the ride. lol