Re: Re: a bad sign?? (pg & m/c mentioned)

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 3:11:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

tens00@... writes:

> many of the women have

> bled and gone on to have successful pregnancies

Tara, thanks for your encouraging words and I'll keep that in mind! Have a

good trip to San Diego!

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 3:11:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

tens00@... writes:

> many of the women have

> bled and gone on to have successful pregnancies

Tara, thanks for your encouraging words and I'll keep that in mind! Have a

good trip to San Diego!

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 3:13:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mickbeth@... writes:

> there are little

> lakes of blood under the placenta that can sometimes release to the

> outside . . . causing no harm, just a scare.

>

Beth, This is one of the possibilities for my bleeding and hope nothing is

serious. Thanks for giving me all those possibilities besides miscarriage.

Does clomid reduce chances of miscarriage becuz it would increase the

progesterone level and give a stronger ovulation?? Or it does not make any

difference?? I can't seem to find info. on correlation betw. clomid and

miscarriage.

Good luck for your preg. and hope we'll both have babies around Christmas!

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 3:13:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mickbeth@... writes:

> there are little

> lakes of blood under the placenta that can sometimes release to the

> outside . . . causing no harm, just a scare.

>

Beth, This is one of the possibilities for my bleeding and hope nothing is

serious. Thanks for giving me all those possibilities besides miscarriage.

Does clomid reduce chances of miscarriage becuz it would increase the

progesterone level and give a stronger ovulation?? Or it does not make any

difference?? I can't seem to find info. on correlation betw. clomid and

miscarriage.

Good luck for your preg. and hope we'll both have babies around Christmas!

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 3:13:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mickbeth@... writes:

> there are little

> lakes of blood under the placenta that can sometimes release to the

> outside . . . causing no harm, just a scare.

>

Beth, This is one of the possibilities for my bleeding and hope nothing is

serious. Thanks for giving me all those possibilities besides miscarriage.

Does clomid reduce chances of miscarriage becuz it would increase the

progesterone level and give a stronger ovulation?? Or it does not make any

difference?? I can't seem to find info. on correlation betw. clomid and

miscarriage.

Good luck for your preg. and hope we'll both have babies around Christmas!

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 3:14:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

ldewey@... writes:

> I do think bleeding is fairly common with MA

> pgs..

Hi ,

What makes you think that bleeding is common with MA pregnancies? I still

have a partial vaginal septum and my ob-gyn wanted to leave it alone as it

would help keep the cervix stay together during pregnancy. I was wondering if

anyone with the vaginal septum would bleed during pregnancy due to uterus

stretching??

Thanks for your encouragement! Good luck for TTC and keep us posted.

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 3:14:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

ldewey@... writes:

> I do think bleeding is fairly common with MA

> pgs..

Hi ,

What makes you think that bleeding is common with MA pregnancies? I still

have a partial vaginal septum and my ob-gyn wanted to leave it alone as it

would help keep the cervix stay together during pregnancy. I was wondering if

anyone with the vaginal septum would bleed during pregnancy due to uterus

stretching??

Thanks for your encouragement! Good luck for TTC and keep us posted.

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 4:31:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lia@...

writes:

> I had light bleeding and/or brownish spotting

> with all three of my pregnancies, mainly in the first trimester.

Hi Lia,

Thanks for sharing your experiences and that does help make me feel better.

At least, it gives me some hope for my pregnancy. Like said, bleeding

may be common with MA pregnancies and do you agree?? I can't seem to find any

info. on that.

How lucky of you to have 3 children! Do you plan to have some more or are you

done?

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/21/2002 4:31:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lia@...

writes:

> I had light bleeding and/or brownish spotting

> with all three of my pregnancies, mainly in the first trimester.

Hi Lia,

Thanks for sharing your experiences and that does help make me feel better.

At least, it gives me some hope for my pregnancy. Like said, bleeding

may be common with MA pregnancies and do you agree?? I can't seem to find any

info. on that.

How lucky of you to have 3 children! Do you plan to have some more or are you

done?

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d

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In a message dated 4/22/2002 10:48:32 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

hkrantz@... writes:

> As for the bleeding with my previous miscarriages, it usually started

> with a gush of bright red blood then continued with intense cramping

> and more blood with clots. It was heavier than a " light period " .

>

Hollie,

Thanks so much for sharing your experiences. Your description of your m/c is

helpful as now I can tell whether the bleeding may be due to miscarriage or

other factors. However, bleeding can be very nerve-whacking no matter how

much it is.

I am sorry for all of your m/c and it must be tough on you. You must be so

courageous to go through all this and you deserve to have successful

pregnancies! Congrats for your pregnancy and I pray you will carry it to full

term.

Rita

Resected SU, 6w3d