She went to the er with little bleeding...
they did any ultra sound... found the baby
but couldn't get a heart beat! They went
her home on bed rest... said wait to see
if she loses it or it might be high risk!
I work in an ER I know we are busy and
want the sicker people better and the ones
that need a little this or that to fix
them and get them out! Well I don't know
if they didn't take the time to find the
heart beat I wasn't there. But I am scared
for her she is 18 years old doing this by
herself. I don't know what to tell her I
had high risk preg. cause I have A- blood
but never thought I might lose my child!
She is still bleedin lighty with no
cramps. Can someone help me I don't know
what to tell her! I am lost and don't want
to say anything I am kinda scared too!
Thank you so much
Ashley
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Abbysmom
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jan 2006 Posts: 471
Posted: 10-21-07 12:41pm
How far along is she? I went in with
bleeding at 6w 5d and there was no
heartbeat. I am now 27 weeks along. The
heartbeat just wasn't getting picked up
yet and the bleeding was from a polyp on
my cervix. Was her ultrasound internal or
just the typical ultrasound on the
stomach. If she is really early in the
pregnancy, an ultrasound on her stomach
may not pick up a heartbeat yet.
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