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Q: Abdominal Pain At 14weeks....pls Help....

asked by: mum??? on July 15th, 2006

Experienced User

Hi everyone,im 14weeks and 3days pregnant and I am getting pain in my tummy,worse on the right side,it can be quite sharp at times.Its now all over my tummy and im thinking it might be wind as I have always suffered with colic,and my midwife says its normal to have some pain as of course its everything streching.Most of you know why I am worrying so much,as I dont want to loose another baby,i just couldnt think about going through all that again,counting the weeks,infact I would die if I lost another pregnancy,can anyone help and give me some advice????Im at my wits end.Thank u for taking the time to listen and read my problem, :cry: jadexxxx

Replies(2)

loulou1980

replied on July 16th, 2006

Experienced User

Aww hun,have you had a scan yet, if not phone midwife and see if they can get you an earlier scan. Other than that go and see your gp and say you're not happy etc and see what advice they give

Keithann

replied on July 16th, 2006

New User

I don't know your history but I am very sorry for the loss you experienced. If it were me (of course i'm not, but i'm trying to put myself in your shoes) I would go to the hospital emergency room or whatever is similar where you live. I would be too stressed to be able to stay at home and worry and wonder. If you go to the hospital, explain your situation and what's happening, hopefully the doctors would examine you, check for a heartbeat, do an u/s and blood work to rule out problems. Then you can come home and feel good about your pregnancy!! Congrats and I wish the best for both you and your little one. Hugs!!

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