Catherine - please don't get stressed. I did hesitate before I wrote my initial response, as I was worried you would have this reaction. I know it doesn't make it any easier, but there is nothing you can do to change what is going to happen. At this stage of your pregnancy it's either going to happen or it isn't. I know it's heartbreaking.
There was no reason for my miscarriage, just that the pregnancy wasn't developing normal and it was the bodies natural way of working these things out.
I didn't really keep track of my HCG levels as it all happened so fast. In week 5 I was pregnant, went for first doctors appoint for tests, went to the doctor the next week and I had had a miscarriage. That was it.
I'll be thinking of you, so keep us posted.
Hi Catherine,
I didn't get nausea as early as you, but I did have days when I felt like all the pregnancy symptoms had gone away. My boobs were really sore for a while, then not sore, then sore again.
Things seem to fluctuate so much. Try not to worry. Maybe for peace of mind you should go to get things checked out.
Hi GoingtobebiginAsia, when did you have nausea? I have had very mild nausea, very light and not sure to be considered as proper nausea or not.
I have done 2 ultrasound already (to rule out ectopic) and I really wonder if I should do more. My next appointment is with Gynae at 10 week, which is still 3 weeks to go...
Catherine,
I can't remember when the nausea started. I've had such a bad run... the nausea and extreme fatigue filled up the weeks between the dreadful cold and the dreadful bout of gastro (which was followed a few days later by dengue fever). Maybe it was between weeks eight and twelve.
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