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thread: A bit TMI - Should I go to the hospital?

  1. #19
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    Just got out.
    According to the head doctor, I am not, nor was I ever pregnant. According to him, home tests are notoriously inaccurate.
    2 false positives in 4 days, yeah, that happens all the time.

    So much for closure.

  2. #20
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    Mar 2008
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    hope they are able to help you and treat you with compassion xx

  3. #21
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    May 2005
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    A bit TMI - Should I go to the hospital?

    And how on earth was this 'idiot' doctor able to determine that? It was an early miscarriage, there would be no evidence of anything, particularly this long after.

  4. #22
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    A BT, ("notoriously inaccurate") urine test, and asking me a few qs.
    I started bleeding on CD 28. But he didnt take into account that I O'd on CD12 (at the latest) meaning AF was actually 2 days late irrelevent apparently. I also had implantation bleeding, and a number of symptoms.
    But yanno, those tests cant be trusted.

    And it was completely different to my usual periods! Which I told him.

  5. #23
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    O.M.G!! I'm shocked!! What a *****!

  6. #24
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    Dec 2005
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    He's an ass. So many doctors just can't get their heads around women who don't have a *regular* 28 day cycle. So sorry you were treated like that

  7. #25
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    And now I have to go upstairs and cook dinner in the kitchen that we are forced to share with MIL. You know, the person who "forbids" us to have another baby and has decided I dont like her because I want some privacy in my own home.

    Seriously. FML!
    Im tempted to make DS a sandwhich for dinner and put us both to bed. I just cannot do this **** today.

  8. #26
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    Oct 2004
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    nothing wrong with a sandwhich

  9. #27
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    Multigrain bread, avocado. Thats a pretty balanced meal? Oh and hes demanding rice cakes. Heh.

  10. #28
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    A bit TMI - Should I go to the hospital?

    Sounds like a good dinner for tonight: be gentle to yourself and look after you xox

  11. #29
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    Do what you need to do - sandwiches for dinner are perfectly acceptable on a day like today.

  12. #30
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    May 2009
    Brisbane
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    I'm sorry to hear the Dr was such a you-know-what. Under the circumstances, I think it was right to want to check it out. I hope everything is fine.

    Sandwiches sound like a great option for tonight.

  13. #31
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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne
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    Re: A bit TMI - Should I go to the hospital?

    thinking of you.

  14. #32
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    Sep 2012
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    I'm so sorry it's been a yucky day calluna. Some dr's are so short and inconsiderate. You know your angel was here, and so do we. I hope your days get better x
    About the feeling tired - I started taking iron tablets when I had the mc. Although I had never been told I had low iron, it was a lot of blood to lose and really took the chuff out of me. Maybe they could help you?

  15. #33
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    Thanks girls. He had a banana sandwhich, and a couple of rice cakes then DF came home and we went and got chips on the way over to SILs place to get out and away from MIL and the lack of distraction at home. Had some lovely snuggles with nephew. Nice chat.
    Was good to be distracted for a while.

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