Hello, I'm writing for my wife.
We conceived on Christmas 2014 (or so we believe) and were excited to share the news of our baby.
But... on the 6th week check, our OB said he couldn't see a heartbeat and that most likely, it wasn't going to make it. We checked again at 7 weeks and there was no change.
After much thinking... this Friday my wife will undergo a D&C. As much as it hurts to know we are "losing everything" this time around, we felt it was the right thing to do.
For those who have gone through a D&C, how was the procedure? Does it take all day to recover?
Also, our OB said that the reason for MC was probably because of the chromosomes not lining up properly and as a result, there was an extra chromosome that didn't allow for the baby to grow.
He said that we should wait a while because the hormone levels might not "produce a good egg" right after. Has anyone heard of this?
And in closing, I'm a pretty tough guy but nothing hurt more in my life than to realize our first baby wasn't going to make it. Nothing can compare to a mother suffering a MC but I wanted to let you know it is difficult for us guys too...
We conceived on Christmas 2014 (or so we believe) and were excited to share the news of our baby.
But... on the 6th week check, our OB said he couldn't see a heartbeat and that most likely, it wasn't going to make it. We checked again at 7 weeks and there was no change.
After much thinking... this Friday my wife will undergo a D&C. As much as it hurts to know we are "losing everything" this time around, we felt it was the right thing to do.
For those who have gone through a D&C, how was the procedure? Does it take all day to recover?
Also, our OB said that the reason for MC was probably because of the chromosomes not lining up properly and as a result, there was an extra chromosome that didn't allow for the baby to grow.
He said that we should wait a while because the hormone levels might not "produce a good egg" right after. Has anyone heard of this?
And in closing, I'm a pretty tough guy but nothing hurt more in my life than to realize our first baby wasn't going to make it. Nothing can compare to a mother suffering a MC but I wanted to let you know it is difficult for us guys too...