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Q: Dr's Dont Believe I Miscarrieged

asked by: meeoo on June 4th, 2007

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I'm 26 married 10 years. i have 2 kids ans know exact date they were consieved and know when i am pregnant before my missed period or test come back positive. But this time i believe i was 9 days preg, not enough time to get a positive test. and i believe i had a miscarriaged but doctor's say no, i have PID possible cause STI? Could that be possible?

i got wasted 3 night before episode&fell. i had bloodclots, not heavy(1 1/2 weeks too early for period) pain on left side of abdomen, low back pain. i took kids to beach during this time. it was mostly gone w/in 3-4 days, then pain return but with pain after urination. and light foul odor. then it became strong and frequent urintion unable to walk properly due to pain

went to ER told my story and dr's think could be chlamedia?no positive test
am i wrong to question them? i think they are wrong?
any comments? help has anyone brrn in simmilar situstion?

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Georgia59

replied on June 5th, 2007

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Hmm..... Even if you were 9 days pregnant (and miscarrying after being 9 days pregnant is really common, usually women do not even know they are pregnant and don't notice when it's gone) just falling wouldn't cause a miscarriage this early . If you were pregnant, and miscarried at 9 days, it is probably just coincidence or something.

When you say you got wasted, did you mean you were drunk?? If you thought you were pregnant, why were you drinking? I'd worry much more about that then anything else. If you have PID, that would explain the other stuff, I think. If the docs say you have PID I would believe them and get treated.

It sounds to me like you need to stop worrying about the miscarriage and get treated for pid or whatever else you might have.

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