I had twin pregnancy, and had the same thing,
My first bay passed at 7wks and the other passed at 8wks5days,
I wouldnt do any thing but wait, as brirya said let nature take it cause, the body is a wonderful thing:)
I hope all goes well with the 2nd baby.
I undersatnd the doctor's decisions to not take any further actions because the removement of the twin that has passed could cause the death of the twin that is alive. The only thing left to do is up to the course of nature. At an eraly stage as 7 weeks, the baby wasn't even fully developed. What will happen after you stop bleeding is that your body will just absorb the remains of the decease twin.
i'm sorry for you loss in one of the twin.
i wish you a good pregnancy for the one remaining.
thankk you for your help. i have just been informed by another doctor that my cervix is soft and i will probably begin to loose the second baby within the next few days.im so scared as now my partner is yelling at me as the doctors will not call him and let him know what is happening. i dont want him being mad at me when there is nothing i can do. im feeling very alone and scared about going through it all again on my own and need his support but all he wants to know is why the doctors wont tell him anything over the phone even tho i have tried explaining to him they wont unless he is there at the time of the appointment but he is frustrated as he is not here and noone will tell him anything. i am so confused about so much but thank you for all your help. it has been much appreciated to have someone to talk to as we are miles away from any family or friends.
I'm not sure of the questions to ask other than did they when they took your initial blood did they see if you are a genetic carrier or is there an issue with your rh. It's hard to know what may have caused it. I would like I said ask for another u/s and have them check your hcg levels. If you are not happy with the info you receive I would get a 2nd opinion. I don't like saying this but you may not find out why it happened. I would make sure to go over everything what your chances are of losing this baby etc. I would try to take it easy and rest as much as possible. I'm so sorry you are going through this. Best wishes to you and I will be crossing my fingers for you!
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thank you for the information. unfortunatly my partner left for his interstate job 3 weeks ago and we found out when we were across opposite sides of the country. i understand his frustration as im feeling the same way. he spoke to a first aid lady where he is staying and she was saying about spinal cord testing should be done but i didnt think that was something that would have to take place until later. is this something i should ask my doctor about?i am so confused as my 1st pregnancy ran smoothly and i was so unprepared for all this. my partners new bos will not allow him the time he wants off to be with us while we go through all this alone and i am very scared for my unborn child as i want to be able to everything i can to ensure its safety as im sure u understand. is there any other forms of testing i should/could have done?
I'm sorry for your loss. It may be to late to tell your levels may have gone down to a singleton pg. You never know though I would go ahead and get a 2nd opinion. I would ask for another u/s and have your blood drawn to see where your levels are at. I would also try to take it easy try to rest and stay well hydrated. It's hard sometimes there are no answers that can be given to us and there is nothing the dr's can do other than monitor your pg closely. I would try to have your partner at your next app so any questions he may have he can ask. I have suffered 6 m/cs one was with my daughter's twin at 14 wks so I have been in your shoes. I'm here if you need to talk. Best wishes to you and let me know what happens.....
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