I am sorry my love I only just saw this thread. I am very sad to read of the loss of your son - you have been through such a painful & heartwrenching time...
It is not unusual at all for things to be out of whack post birth. However if things soon don't get on track I would consult with your obstetrician just to check things out.
I understand well the need to fill your empty arms. I hope that soon you are blessed with your forever baby...
I am so sorry for the loss of Dylan It took me 10 months to conceive our son after our first daughter was stillborn at 25w3d. It had taken 3 years to conceive her.
I actually had acupuncture for cycle regulation and ovulation stimulation after Caitlyn (as well as balancing me and for painful periods) which helped immensely. DD2 was a natural conception 10 months after DS.
thank you all for your replies, been to see the gynacologist for my appointment after laproscopy and they have now told me that my one tube is blocked and the other is damaged and i have a low chance of conceiving naturally, but im confused because just after i had the op b4 i left the hospital they told me one of my tubes was a lil puckered at the end and they did not know whether that would affect my fertility..it was a completely different diagnosis..they said it was probably the surgery that i had after i gave birth to my lil man that caused it as i had retained placenta due to having no waters for 5 weeks..i am completely gutted but no matter wat i would not change a thing there was no way i could of terminated his pregnancy he deserved a chance, i just think i am being punished for what i dont know..still every month i hope a miracle will happen..good luck to you all x x x
big hugs hun, i lost my little boy at 25 weeks too 3 hours after his birth. I hope your miriacle does happen I have a friend who had to have 1 tube removed and the drs told her that the other was damaged and she would never conceive naturally she has had 2 healthy children since then too so i hope this is another case like that. Best of luck for the future and sorry to hear about your loss maybe our little boys are playing somewhere right now
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