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Worried..
| Tue, 01-18-2011 - 7:38am |
OK I could probably post here weekly but Ive been trying to keep my mind on something else so Im not wondering whats going on in my uterus.
Well yesterday was very stressful & I was very upset, crying & pissed off...After I calmed down I basically had a pain when I inhaled right where I know one of the babes is implanted. I hate that I can feel everything in my uterus. It stopped after 30 mins or so.
Now this am I feel like I just have a general dull ache in my uterus. Along with occasional sharp pain, not RLP as Im not moving. Im freaking out. Please tell me that being completely stressed & upset is not going to cause a miscarriage.
Ugh, I have my NT scan on Fri am. Im petrified of what I will see on that screen.
No, being upset is not going to cause you to m/c. I have those pains right where Joshua is attached as well. At my last ultrasound, I pointed to where I get the pain and she said it's exactly where my placenta is attached. She said she gets women complain all the time of pain right where the baby is attached. Try not to worry- I know, it's super hard. GL at your NT and let us know!!
Being overly stressed is not going to cause a m/c, hun.
I know how easy it is to freak out though. I'm pretty much freaked out everyday as I still don't have m/s. I get aches and pains in my uterus too...I'm sure it's just your uterus growing and stretching. You have TWO in there, so you're bound to have more twinges and aches.
Hang in there, sweetie.
Good to know others have had pain by placenta.
I just feel generally achy now & totally exhausted.
Lots of CM which happens anytime Ive had pain as Im guessing it just everything growing.
Hi Mindy
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Ooh, good luck to both of us on Friday!
Ive been checking TP for so long now I dont know how not to!
We both need some good news on Fri!
MIndy, I really hope your appointment goes well on Friday morning. I know for a fact that stress and being "emotional" will not cause a miscarriage. It is ok to cry, and vent - especially if it helps to ease your anxiety! Hang in there, and remember that you can vent here anytime.