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Really painful miscarriage

  1. Silva

    cantaloupe / 6017 posts

    I'm so sorry. Take the pain meds and use the heating pad, that is what helped me. I took misoprostol at 7 weeks because I had a blighted ovum- only a sac ever developed, but my body never got the memo. We caught it because of some spotting, otherwise I'd probably have continued on for a bit.
    The cramping was painful, but I'd been given dilaudid, which I took. The heating pad helped a lot too. The pregnancy hadn't developed much, but I did feel the clots passing when it came out. They were noticeable but not scary or very large. The amount of bleeding was more than a period, but for me it only came out when I was on the toilet/pushed it out, so I didn't have any scary amounts in pads or whatever.

    My advice is to take off whatever time you can, lie in bed, eat what tastes good, and watch t.v.
    I tried to push it and get back to normal ASAP, and I just wasn't ready. I made it through the day, but I was so tired I thought I might fall asleep on the drive home, and in hindsight an extra day or two at home (with my daughter in daycare) would have helped me a lot, emotionally and physically.

  2. travelgirl1

    cantaloupe / 6630 posts

    @petunia354: I'm so sorry

    I had a natural miscarriage at eight weeks and was terrified of passing the baby, but it was nowhere near as bad as I had imagined. I felt something slip out of me when I was on the toilet. It was about the size of a walnut. A few hours later, I had a similar sensation and something else passed and that was it. I bled for about a week. Physically it was easy, emotionally not so much. Big hugs to you.

  3. pregnantbee

    grapefruit / 4717 posts

    No advice, but I'm so sorry for your loss.

  4. Periwinkle

    pear / 1879 posts

    I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Wishes for strength during this difficult time.

  5. LCTBQE

    nectarine / 2461 posts

    @petunia354 this is so sad, I'm sorry to hear this happened to you. 5 weeks ago I had literally the exact same experience as @nutella, so since I had a D&C (good use of $2500 I was hoping to put toward a live birth, but whatever), no advice on the pain or tissue... but I'm thinking of you. I do hope you take it really, really easy on yourself in the next couple of weeks. hang in there

  6. birdofafeather

    pineapple / 12053 posts

    i'm so sorry for your loss.

  7. Keybee

    kiwi / 735 posts

    I'm so sorry for your loss!
    I had a similar situation, should have been 10 weeks baby measured 6. I didn't know what to expect, I wish that I had bought some big night time sized pads before hand as well as one of those square covers for the bed, like the puppy pad. I bled way more then I ever imagined.

    My midwife suggested soaking in the tub and drinking wine to help relax the muscles. I opted to eat nearly an entire chocolate cream pie while binge watching vampire diaries. Whatever works for you.

  8. 78h2o

    grapefruit / 4441 posts

    @Keybee: mine told me I had to stay out of the tub since my cervix was open???

    If you do go in the tub, I'd scrub it really well first.

  9. mrskc

    bananas / 9357 posts

    I'm so so sorry. Big hugs.

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