So today I was admitted to the ward to have my Medical Miscarriage. Tablets were inserted about 12:30, cramping and bleeding had started by 2:30. Was definately not prepared for the amount of blood loss. The ward were brilliant and gave me my own side ward with commode, and hubby allowed to stay as long as he wanted. Around 4:30 I started with intense cramps and then really felt like I needed a poo. Out of shame of popping into the commode I quickly ran to the toilet right by my room and on pooing I felt something slip from me. I was gutted as had asked for any remains to be sent for chromosome testing but because this had gone down the toilet it was not possible. All pain then vanished and I was sat there thinking, is this it? I gave it a few hours and even a long walk round the hospital to then think all must be good and I could go home. Suddenly the cramps hit again, worse then before and I took the pain relief. The build up of pressure felt more in my bum area than uterus. The pain was getting really bad, and I as stood up from the commode I realised I needed to sit back down and on doing so passed something which felt quite large. I remember seeing that it looked quite white π³ the nurses whipped away my commode and came back later to confirm it was tissue and that they can send it off for testing ππ»
They've decided to admit me for the night incase I pass anything further and are going to get me scanned in the morning to check if everything has passed.
I really cannot fault the hospital/ward/nurses in any way, they have really looked after me today and made a situation I was petrified over far easier. My hubby has been amazing, and between all my tears, especially when the pain was bad he had my laughing at his stupid jokes and phrases. Love him to bits.
Normally the hospital won't admit if under 12 weeks but as we have had a joiner in all last week and up to today they allowed me to come in and I'm so glad they did.
Just hope everything has passed now and the scan tomorrow confirms. To any ladies reading this post who have to make a decision re treatment I have had both d&c and now medical management. Yes the d&c is far easier and quicker, but with the medical management the cramps do hurt, and there is a lot of blood but once it's passed there is no pain, and I can't put my finger on the exact phrase but there is something that just feels right in such a horrible situation in doing it this way and I know I have not caused any damage to my womb lining which was the main reason for picking this option.