MSE Pregnancy Club 19

LilacPixie

MV - you not know anyone with a doppler for you to check yourself??

tinkwings

Metranil_Vavin wrote: »

Thanks. At the 20 week scan the sonographer said my placenta was high.

I dont have a community midwife. I guess I could just phone my GP and see if I can speak to a doctor there..?

Hugs MV - I would say phone your MW or MW unit or the GP just to get some advice. Take care

ladylegs

Definitely phone up. You need peace of mind and hopefully they'll make an appointment for you to hear baby...other wise your BP is gonna soar!!!

Metranil_Vavin

Thanks all. Giz, no GP isn't really local. My own fault for making this more complicated than it needs to be, but my GP is in Ealing (west London) and I live in South East London.

Throw that I work in Berkshire into the mix and it becomes even more tricky!

I'll give the GP a call and see if I can speak to someone, although as far as I know the MW is only there one day a week.

I don't know anyone with a doppler. I reckon if I used one though I'd be rubbish and not be able to find the heartbeat and !!!!!! myself up even more!

**confuzzled**

ladylegs wrote: »

Fuz Is it a coincidence that I decide to delurk and then all this pain down below starts up?

What can I say?? You're a pain in the foof:p:rotfl:
Think it's coz I'm not used to walking anymore:o I rely on my car way too much! but hubby has it for the foreseeable(few days) coz his is boogered!:mad:

MV are you sure what you're feeling is wind??? When bubs 1st started moving I thought it was wind too but now I realise it was a mix of bubs shifting and releasing my trapped gas so each bubba movement resulted in DH hitching himself further across the sofa:p:rotfl: [STRIKE]Have you a doppler or anything just to reassure you bubs is fine?[/STRIKE] Ignore that didn't see the last bit of your post:o Do you know anyone with a doppler or is there a walk-in NHS centre nearby??

ladylegs

**confuzzled** wrote: »

What can I say?? You're a pain in the foof:p:rotfl:
Think it's coz I'm not used to walking anymore:o

You Cheeky Mama...:eek:
As for the walking...I heard you did a lot of that at night around Derby and had very good MSE rates.:rotfl:

gizmodo_2

Metranil_Vavin wrote: »

Thanks all. Giz, no GP isn't really local. My own fault for making this more complicated than it needs to be, but my GP is in Ealing (west London) and I live in South East London.

Throw that I work in Berkshire into the mix and it becomes even more tricky!

I'll give the GP a call and see if I can speak to someone, although as far as I know the MW is only there one day a week.

I don't know anyone with a doppler. I reckon if I used one though I'd be rubbish and not be able to find the heartbeat and !!!!!! myself up even more!

You certainly don't make things easy for yourself! I have the same theory regarding dopplers - or I would have bought one ages ago. There has to be a phone number you can call though, even to leave a message with a midwife for them to get back to you. Seems crazy if you don't.

No sign of anymore pink from me yet. We haven't had sex since Bding but I did orgasm this morning. Can that cause cervix sensitivity? I will ask midwife tomorrow. I am also very constipated. But nothing new there as I suffer with that on a daily basis anyway. Baby is still moving and I've got no pain or anything (apart from the pelvis pain).

I'm off for a free lunch now A new pub has opened up nearby and they are offering a free 2 course meal (just got to pay for drinks and service).

pigpen

Giz.. orgasm might have caused a bit of pink discharge. There is increased blood supply to the cervix so anything around there.. hands, vibrators.. anything can cause a little capillary to burst, straining to poo, walking too fast.. anything. Unless it is blood rather than bloodied discharge it isn't anything interesting.

MV.. i didn't feel my 4th move until 26 weeks and then it was very infrequent.. she was just a slob and was asleep and growing.. good news was she was just the same after birth.. rarely moved and slept constantly!

**confuzzled**

ladylegs wrote: »

As for the walking...I heard you did a lot of that at night around Derby and had very good MSE rates.:rotfl:

:eek::eek: How very dare you!My rates are not MSE at all:p..My prices have increased too, due to my current situation I now cater for a 'niche' market :rotfl:

ladylegs

On the vaguely-related subject of taking knickers off, has anyone found it one of the most difficult tasks of the day to actually put a pair on????:o I get one foot in but struggle with the second hole so it turns into a mini workout...OH thinks it is a very amusing sight.