May 2010 mamas?
Hi ladies - I'm about five weeks along and due in late May. Is there a community out there for this month yet? Found it!
I'm a little bit of a nervous wreck as this is my second pregnancy; my first ended as a miscarriage at about 7.5 weeks in mid-August and I got pregnant again right away (!) even though we weren't particularly trying yet. I'm really happy and excited but... you know, nervous. I feel like my breasts are sore-er and I'm a little more nauseated already than I was last time, so I'm hoping this little one will stick. :) I'd love to hear from anyone else who's had a similar experience.
I'm also curious if anyone else has done the serial hCG and progesterone (48hrs apart) - I went in for my first one yesterday and will be getting my second draw tomorrow morning. Haven't gotten the results back, but is there really anything they can do if the numbers are low or not increasing properly? There's no indication that my m/c was due to low progesterone so I'm sort of assuming it'll be okay, but I'm wondering if I'd be headed for shots or suppositories if they're low. Thanks!
I'm a little bit of a nervous wreck as this is my second pregnancy; my first ended as a miscarriage at about 7.5 weeks in mid-August and I got pregnant again right away (!) even though we weren't particularly trying yet. I'm really happy and excited but... you know, nervous. I feel like my breasts are sore-er and I'm a little more nauseated already than I was last time, so I'm hoping this little one will stick. :) I'd love to hear from anyone else who's had a similar experience.
I'm also curious if anyone else has done the serial hCG and progesterone (48hrs apart) - I went in for my first one yesterday and will be getting my second draw tomorrow morning. Haven't gotten the results back, but is there really anything they can do if the numbers are low or not increasing properly? There's no indication that my m/c was due to low progesterone so I'm sort of assuming it'll be okay, but I'm wondering if I'd be headed for shots or suppositories if they're low. Thanks!