Good morning all!
Lisa Have they left a butterfly in or do you have to have a freshh needle withdrawal every hour. What are they testing for?
Morning ladies.
Jo I would start testing opk now just to make sure nothing is missed.
Update
Baby still transverse - little monkey.
Had steroid injection 1.00pm yesterday afternoon. As you know I am GD on insulin. The steroid interferes with your sugar levels, so they have to put you on a constant insulin drip.
Second steroid jab given a 1.00 am this morning
Canular inserted yesterday for drip. Blood sugars have been tested every hour, including through night so have to be woken for this.
Sugar levels have been very high and depending on level they alter the insulin infusion.
Basically the insulin is continuous and I am currently receiving 4ml every hour, although that was increased to 8ml after second jab.
Levels are gradually lowering, so hopefully canular will be removed after lunch and then I go back to injecting my own insulin.
They hooked me up to monitor last night and this morning, so comforting to sit and listen to baby for 20 mins.
Going for a wee is a nuisance, I have to wheel drip with me!
The needles they use to do sugars are a bit harsher than my own so I have a lovely collection of Pin Pricks on my fingers, they are running out of room!
Still on delivery suite. Should move back to my room once canular removed.
Heard some new babies crying last night but no screaming moms! after about midnight I was the only one here!
Had breakfast brought to me this morning and so far 3 cups of tea- I could get used to this!
Probably have a nap this afternoon.
Section booked for 3rd September.
How is everyone else today?