Hi,
I am 9 weeks pregnant and i have bled heavily for the last 7 days. I was rushed to A&E last week with severe bleeding and blood clots. i was told that i miscarried by the doctors in the emergency gyno, then they send me for a scan, then to everyone surprise scan showed a heart beat and 16 mm long foetus. i was sent home and I bled ever since, last night I was rushed to hospital again...and same story, they told me that i miscarried and that my cervix is open, ( i had internal check with my GP same day and he told me that my cervix is closed) this morning I was sent for a scan and again there was hearth beat and 18 mm long foetus..i was sent home again....no explanation why I am bleeding....I am bleeding again........I want someone to tell me why am I bleeding........
I am 9 weeks pregnant and i have bled heavily for the last 7 days. I was rushed to A&E last week with severe bleeding and blood clots. i was told that i miscarried by the doctors in the emergency gyno, then they send me for a scan, then to everyone surprise scan showed a heart beat and 16 mm long foetus. i was sent home and I bled ever since, last night I was rushed to hospital again...and same story, they told me that i miscarried and that my cervix is open, ( i had internal check with my GP same day and he told me that my cervix is closed) this morning I was sent for a scan and again there was hearth beat and 18 mm long foetus..i was sent home again....no explanation why I am bleeding....I am bleeding again........I want someone to tell me why am I bleeding........
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Actually, it is possible for the cervix to be open a small amount when you are pregnant if it is not your first pregnancy, this is referred to as the "multips Os". This basically means that as the Os ( the opening to the cervix that you can feel) has been stretched due to previous pregnancies it sometimes never closes completely. It has no bearing on if you are pregnant or not it if is open only a little bit. Those who are saying that you will miscarry if it is slightly open are completely wrong. The cervix has an internal Os that you can't feel and this will be closed and a mucus plug, which is your "show" when you are in labour also helps prevent miscarriage. So please do not worry. Also, the position and the feel of the cervix is different in all women during pregnancy ( I would know as I look at them enough as I am a Midwife) So as long as you have no heavily bleeding or any other reason to be worried, enjoy your pregnancy and forget about your cervix and leave it to the professionals. XD Hope this helps
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im going threw the same stuff kid of i had back pain 3 days ago then light bleeding yesterday then today blood clots went to the hospital today they said that they was no baby no heart beat but my cervix is closed i have 2 other childrennever had this happen to me before they just told me that they dont kno if i miscarried or not the made a app. with my doc tomorrow just hopes everything goes ok
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enough said so true before you cause true heartache and much
un-needed stress !!!!!!!!!!
un-needed stress !!!!!!!!!!
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This comment again does no good for anyone. It is true many walk around dilated. There is external and internal cervix. The ladies posting regarding their "open" cervix are obviously not feeling the internal os (opening) but the external. This considered, their concerned is based on one end of the cervix, the one they can observe. Such a blanket statement of "you will miscarry" is not only incorrect, but misleading, concerning and causing unnecessary panic in women that will hopefully have wonderful pregnancies. You pretending you know what happens 100% of the time, based on the one observation being made and preaching it like gospel is wrong and you should be banned from the site. Probably why you signed in as a guest in the first place. Ladies: If you find something that concerns you, go to your doctor. The swelling and position change can make the opening seem larger than prepregnancy states. Second + pregnancies cause an anatomical shape change in the opening that also can seem open, and some pregnancies are carried to term with slightly dilated cervix. Your doctor will use a speculum and likely ultrasound to determine how the entirity of the cervix looks. Perhaps the guest above should look up what happens if the internal os is closed and external slightly open...Instead of pretending to know everything. Your comment has helped nobody. Congrats!
You need to get your facts straight lady.. It FEELS open but is not open because if it were open it could in fact cause a miscarriage or even may cause the uterus to become infected. it may be true that a woman's cervix feels open but it most certainly is not open as this would be a health hazard to both the mother and child as the uterus is an area that does not have white blood cells so it does not fight off infection. It doesnt matter whether youre a nurse or not. Your facts are wrong and anyone who disagrees should look up what would happen if a woman's cervix were open during pregnancy.
This comment again does no good for anyone. It is true many walk around dilated. There is external and internal cervix. The ladies posting regarding their "open" cervix are obviously not feeling the internal os (opening) but the external. This considered, their concerned is based on one end of the cervix, the one they can observe. Such a blanket statement of "you will miscarry" is not only incorrect, but misleading, concerning and causing unnecessary panic in women that will hopefully have wonderful pregnancies. You pretending you know what happens 100% of the time, based on the one observation being made and preaching it like gospel is wrong and you should be banned from the site. Probably why you signed in as a guest in the first place. Ladies: If you find something that concerns you, go to your doctor. The swelling and position change can make the opening seem larger than prepregnancy states. Second + pregnancies cause an anatomical shape change in the opening that also can seem open, and some pregnancies are carried to term with slightly dilated cervix. Your doctor will use a speculum and likely ultrasound to determine how the entirity of the cervix looks. Perhaps the guest above should look up what happens if the internal os is closed and external slightly open...Instead of pretending to know everything. Your comment has helped nobody. Congrats!
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actually that is why the mucus plugs is there for the women who have had kids there cervix stays slightly open i have three kids and with the last two i stayed 2cm dilated so please do your own research before you start getting nasty the mucus plug is there to keep infection from getting to the baby if the plug comes out then there is reason to be concerned
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My husband was born after his mother had her tubes ties. It's not likely, but it is possible.
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ok i was like 19 week an counting an just like that i starting get contraction an with that i have lost my baby , but my doctor told me that with my next pregnancy i would need a stitch cuz my cervix r soft but before that i had 2 miscarrige
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This happened to be its called a oblighted ovum where there was something wrong wit the chromosomes and your body aborted it and it absorbed back in your bosy..i still had the sac and a few weeks later the fetal pole was gone too..i knew somethim was wrong cz mi belly was started to round and I shldve only been 6wks bt sac was size of 10 wks..i didnt bleed until mi mucus plug gushed out christmas 2012 and I had a d and c ..i think im preg now mi period is due today and nothin I have cervical mucus thick n white usually roun AF im dry until after..im crampy moody tired frequent bathroom trips nipz tender.. Im jst waitin to test we all hate a BFN
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I miscarried at 8 weeks when i was 17 years old. I'm 18 now. Completely graduated. And i have a boyfriend with a wonderful job. So no rude comments. But we're trying to have a baby. WE've been trying for about three months. This month i started watching my cervix positions. But right now its low, and hard. It feels somewhat opened. But also feels closed. So could this be because i've already been pregnant? I'm 3 days late on my period..
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I am one day almost two days late- and wondering same thing- from what I have researched it is very possible to have a slightly open feeling cervix in early pregnancy- take a test :) I am waiting til tomorrow because I have been feeling crampy and like af is coming... So we will see- it's our third month trying for our third baby at 23/24 years old. :) we had our first at 19 were married at 18. No judgement, that's not my job... But please keep in mind having kids is a huge choice. I am sure u r ready just want to help u out since I have two bEautiful boys already at a young age- make sure the daddy is 100 percent committed to u first, then baby- :) babies are such a blessing and gift from God so I wish u "luck" and blessings from him :) keep updated on ur results. Like I said it's month three, third baby- feel cramping, had one negative early read test on Sunday, and have discharge, low firm and slightly open cervix- also getting pinching feelings in my cervix :/ and/or pelvis. I have been nauseous every period since my last son- so can't use that as a preggo symptom :/ but I have been a tiny bit sick and real tired and headaches. No sore boobs- don't really have boobs anymore lol not after nursing two kids- they're pretty much numb and gone lol so sad
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I was dilated my whole pregnancy at 2cm and still delivered a healthy baby. Don't be such a brat
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