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amandah
Junior Member
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 Posted - 02/04/2007 : 1:15:05 PM
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| my sister is now 26.5 weeks; she went in to premature labor 4 days ago and they stopped the contractions before she started to dialate. they also put her on pills to stop them; she has to take them around the clock for the rest of her pregnancy but last night she went in to labor again. they stopped it again with the shots and said since she wasnt dialated she could go home. she called me and said she was still really crampy but felt better than she did. this is her second pregnancy first one went perfectly this one she has had problems all along. first they said she was having twins then they said it was vanishing twin sindrome then they said there was opnly one baby and there was blood around her and to wait out the miscarriage but the baby looked great 2 weeks later at 18 weeks the baby had 3 cists on her brain but then a month later they were gone again baby looks great now at 26 weeks she keeps going in to labor she said bp is fine blood is fine what could it be?? what should she do?? the baby is estimated at 2pounds right now is that kinda big?? could she have gd? they havent tested her for that. just worried and want to give her good advice[?][?][V] |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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StaceyC
Junior Member
USA
225 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 1:24:26 PM
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Hi Amanda
Most of this is unfamiliar to me except for the GD..which I was just diagnosed with...Is your sister seeing a Peri?
Stacey |
Stacey - 28 yrs old
Chuck (DH) - 30 yrs old
Jayson- " Our Miracle" born 7/28/00 30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 3 ounces
McKenzie "Our Miracle" born 3/23/07..30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 4 ounces
"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for" |
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 1:28:50 PM
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| no she isnt should she request one? |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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StaceyC
Junior Member
USA
225 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 1:33:49 PM
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Hi Amanda
If I was her most definetily...The issues that you are describing are not every day issues...a specialist would be the best person to deal with...Is she seeing an OB/Gyn now? She may want to look into a Peri (or sometimes referred to as a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist)
The average OB does not come across these issues everyday....
Stacey |
Stacey - 28 yrs old
Chuck (DH) - 30 yrs old
Jayson- " Our Miracle" born 7/28/00 30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 3 ounces
McKenzie "Our Miracle" born 3/23/07..30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 4 ounces
"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for" |
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 1:41:26 PM
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| yeah she is seeing and ob and she just called me and i told her but she went in to labor again and they put her on magnesium sulfate or something and now they are admitting her. what does the mag do? |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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StaceyC
Junior Member
USA
225 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 1:57:00 PM
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Hi Amanda
Does she have preeclampsia? Mag is given also in severe preeclampsia...to prevent eclamptic convulsions/seizures. Thats why I was given it with my son the first time. There may be another use I am not aware of..like maybe to stop contractions...Not positive...
Did she ask why she was given it...I was just hospitalized for almost four days and I asked a million and one questions...its the only way we can learn...please tell her to ask..dont be afraid...this is involving her life and her baby's life. She may want to ask if they have an On Call Peri..or Maternal Fetal Specialist with the hospital...keep me posted...
Stacey |
Stacey - 28 yrs old
Chuck (DH) - 30 yrs old
Jayson- " Our Miracle" born 7/28/00 30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 3 ounces
McKenzie "Our Miracle" born 3/23/07..30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 4 ounces
"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for" |
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 2:07:29 PM
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| i pass on the message i am actually going to go stay with her so i will push the questions i dont want her to be alone but ill have to leave early in the morning and just go back in forth i have a one month old but i will push questions and let you know... thanks sooooo much for your help |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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heather100
Senior Member
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Posted - 02/04/2007 : 2:09:31 PM
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Mag is quite often given to stop contractions in pre-term labor. I also think she should request a MFM or peri. Most hospitals have on one call.
Big hugs to her and I pray she can hold onto that baby for awhile longer. 26 weeks is so early.
Here's a link on the mag:
http://www.webmd.com/hw/being_pregnant/hw221920.asp?lastselectedguid={5FE84E90-BC77-4056-A91C-9531713CA348} |
Heather
Paige born 4/15/05 at 35 weeks; severe pre-e
Luke born 3/3/08 NO PRE-E!!! WAHOOO!!!!! |
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StaceyC
Junior Member
USA
225 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 2:10:12 PM
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Hi Amanda,
You're Welcome...Please let me know if you need anything...feel free to email me..
Stacey |
Stacey - 28 yrs old
Chuck (DH) - 30 yrs old
Jayson- " Our Miracle" born 7/28/00 30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 3 ounces
McKenzie "Our Miracle" born 3/23/07..30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 4 ounces
"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for" |
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Season
After Your Baby is Born Moderator
USA
1413 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 2:17:28 PM
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So sorry that your sister is struggling this pregnancy. Often the reason for pre-term labor is not determined. Magnesium is commonly used to stop pre-term labor, as it relaxes the muscles thus hopefully stopping contractions.
Thus why inductions are often quite difficult with pre-eclampsia, many women are given mag for high bp, then induced. But since mag can stop contractions it makes it harder for the induction to happpen.
Has she been given the steroid shots for the baby's lungs? |
SueAnn
dh Kwame
ds Ezekiel 1/2/02 (34wks due to pre-e)
dd Naomi 6/25/04 (38 1/2 wks PIH) |
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 3:59:34 PM
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| they havent given her any steroid shots for the baby yet but from talking to everyone on here through my pregnancy i have given her as much info as i could and she asked why they havent giver the baby steroid shots just in case and they said because they did some sort of swab test to see if she was going to go in to full labor in the next 2 weeks and it came back negative... but i dont understand how they could tell that if she keeps going in to labor. has any of you heard of this swab test or is it a load of bull? i will keep you posted thank you all for your help |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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laceyboggess
Junior Member
USA
142 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 4:17:34 PM
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Hi Amanda,
I also had the swab test done but I was 34 weeks. I didn't ever get the results because they didn't know if it would matter because I was almost too far along for it to be useful. So, I do know it is real. My little girl also had a cyst on her brain that stayed. I know that they immediately referred me to a MFM and I was watched very closely. I am very concerned that her doc has not referred her to a MFM. I would do everything I could to encourage her to do so. |
Lacey
Kaitlyn (12/12/01) Rising BP
Mackenzie (07/29/03) Dandy Walker Malformation & Gestational Diabeties
Kaiden (09/15/05) PE/PIH
Maddison (09/03/07) PIH |
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Sandy
Senior Member
USA
1222 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 7:39:31 PM
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Here is some March of Dimes information about the (legitimate) test sometimes given to pregnant women to determine if they may go into labor in the next 2 weeks:
http://www.marchofdimes.com/professionals/681_1149.asp |
~Sandy
DD: c-section 35 wks/1 day June '03 (superimposed severe PE/class III HELLP Syndrome/DD pneumothorax)
DD: c-section 37 weeks/4 days March '05 (PE) |
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Kara
Parents of Preemies Moderator
USA
6053 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 8:16:47 PM
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| The shots are a relly good idea, unless they givere her a really good reason she shouldn't have them. With this many complications this early on, she should have a peri or MFM on board, making decisions. If it were me, I wouldn't allow any major decisions to be made without consultation with a peri/mfm. |
Kara
National Awareness Walk Coordinator & WI Group Coordinator
Mom to Avery Ann born 11/11/05 @ 31 weeks, 2 lbs., 7.5oz IUGR, Severe Pre-e, Lupus Anticoagulant - which is NOT the same as Lupus (SLE) Systemic lupus erythematosus, Possible Antiphospholipid Syndrome, Heterozygous MTHFR, Hyperfiltrating kidney's
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 11:20:47 PM
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| she just got ambulanced to a hospital 2 hours from here that specializes in premature babies keep you posted |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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Jenndola
Underlying Disorders/HSS Moderator
USA
1876 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 12:44:45 AM
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| I'll keep her and her baby in my prayers. She's lucky to have such a supportive sister watching out for her. |
Jenn, Self-Proclaimed Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) Guru
Miscarriages at 14 weeks & 6 weeks
Angel Maggie stillborn 10/15/00 due to HELLP Syndrome at 19.5 wks
Gabriel Easton, 9/5/05 at 31.5 wks--PPROM
Gideon Orion, 5/1/08 at 29 weeks--mild PE and PPROM (Darn those membranes!)
Stick a fork in me. I'm done. |
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StaceyC
Junior Member
USA
225 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 08:04:15 AM
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Hi Amanda,
That is great that she is going to a hospital that specializes in High-Risk Pregnancies/Premature Babies. You sister is lucky to have such a wonderful concerned sister. Please keep us posted on how she is doing today.
Thank You
Stacey |
Stacey - 28 yrs old
Chuck (DH) - 30 yrs old
Jayson- " Our Miracle" born 7/28/00 30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 3 ounces
McKenzie "Our Miracle" born 3/23/07..30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 4 ounces
"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for" |
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 09:49:10 AM
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| well they finally got the contractions to stop and they are going to do an u/s in an hour to see if she has dialated at all and if she hasnt they are going to transfer her back to our local hospital. i just feel she will do better if she stays there... what if she goes in to labor again and then its too late.. shes already 40 min from our local hospital. i have offered for her to stay with me for a while and shes considering it but i am just worried. i have also told her ask about the peri and she said she would. she has the same docters right now that i switched to befor i had my son and they are great docters but i dont know i am just so worried about this. they still havent tested her for GD which is another thing i dont understand i was tested at 20 weeks and shes already almost 27. hmm.. thank you all for everything and i will keep you posted on what happens |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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ozierja
Advanced Member
USA
538 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 11:12:47 AM
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| It is great that she has you! I think Kara said this too but I'd see if they can go ahead and give her the steriods...just in case. |
Julie O
Kelly Ann born 27.5 wks on 10/19/04; 2lbs 1oz; severe HELLP/PIH
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katevans
Junior Member
USA
404 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 1:13:06 PM
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Amandah,
I had PTL with my latest pregnancy. I was given the shots of Turbutaline ar 23/29/33 weeks. I had consistant contractions, but was not dialating. The pills are probably turbutaline or procardia. They told me I had a irratable uterus. I began contractions again last Sunday, but was starting to dialate--I was 37 weeks and had a c-section, baby is doing great.
The shots that she is getting is basically a muscle relaxer and lasts about 24 hours. The shot is mainly given to buy some time for the steriods for the lungs. Make sure she is well hydrated, that will usually start the contractions.
I wish you both the best of luck. |
Cathy--PE and HELLP
Kaitlyn 12/16/05-01/05/06 Born at 28 weeks 1 pound 8oz. Passed away due to NEC
Thomas 01/28/07 PE free, but PTL and PUPPS
Carson 06/12/08 PE and HELLP free. |
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StaceyC
Junior Member
USA
225 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 1:49:33 PM
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Amanda
Please keep us posted...Like the other ladies have said...she may want to ask for the Beta Shots if there is any chance of her delivering...to give the baby a little extra maturity...I received mine about a week and a half ago...GD is not usually tested for until I believe 24-28...usually with a 1 hr or 3 hr Glucose Tolerance Test. I agree with you also in that she should be seen by a Peri...as much as we love our OB/GYN's they do not see complications such as these as often as a Peri would. Has she asked to see the On Call Peri with the hospital...they should have one on staff....
Keep us posted..
Stacey |
Stacey - 28 yrs old
Chuck (DH) - 30 yrs old
Jayson- " Our Miracle" born 7/28/00 30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 3 ounces
McKenzie "Our Miracle" born 3/23/07..30 weeks due to Severe PE...3Ib 4 ounces
"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for" |
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deerhart
Missouri State Coordinator
USA
3587 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 2:07:59 PM
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| The protocal for testing for GD is at 27-28 weeks. So her not being tested is in no way that abnormal. Also a 2lb baby at 26 weeks isn't unduly large. The average weight of a 27 week baby is 1.93 pounds (26 weeks is 1.68 pounds). So she is right in the 50-75% range for the baby's weight at that gestation. |
Erin
Missouri State Coordinator
Mommy to Alex (7) and Mason (5)
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Rebecca
Junior Member
USA
316 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 6:00:13 PM
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| I'm so sorry your sister is going through this. I had pre-term labor starting at 24 weeks. I had to have terbutaline pills around the clock; when those didn't work I'd go in for the shots of terbutaline. My contractions were bad and sometimes every 3-5 minutes, but the key is whether there is any cervical change. I never had cervical change. I also had many of the fetal fibrenectin swab tests and they were always negative. You should take a lot of comfort in the negative results. I ended up going to 34 weeks and they took the baby c-section then because of her size and amniotic fluid. If I hadn't had those problems, the contractions (called irritable uterus when they're not accompanied by cervical change) never progressed into "real" labor. Good luck and keep us posted. |
Rebecca
Samantha 3/2004 @ 34.2 weeks (3lbs 11 oz. PE and IUGR diagnosed @ 29 weeks)
Jack 6/2007 @ 32.2 weeks (3lbs 14 ounces, PE brewing for quite a while, HELLP diagnosed 24 hrs before delivery)
Surprise #3 - due 9/08 |
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 02/06/2007 : 10:43:52 AM
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| the hospital sent her home last night and told her if she has contractions go back to the hospital. i dont understand why though if the swab test is accurate (to tell if she will go in to labor in the next 2 weeks)and thats what they are relying on then why would she have to go get her contractions stopped again? they did an u/s and said she wasnt dialated so i dont know what to tell her. she said she was miserable there she the nurses werent nice at all and they made her feel stupid for asking questions. i dont know what to do |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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Rebecca
Junior Member
USA
316 Posts |
Posted - 02/06/2007 : 1:21:43 PM
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| My take on it is that right now, she's not in "real" labor, because there's no cervical change. However if the contractions are left unchecked, it could eventually turn into real labor and you don't want that. Also, the contractions can be hard on the baby. My daughter started to show signs of stress upon contractions so they wanted them stopped. Her care sounds very similar to what I had - I was in and out of L&D as they tried to manage and monitor the contracting. |
Rebecca
Samantha 3/2004 @ 34.2 weeks (3lbs 11 oz. PE and IUGR diagnosed @ 29 weeks)
Jack 6/2007 @ 32.2 weeks (3lbs 14 ounces, PE brewing for quite a while, HELLP diagnosed 24 hrs before delivery)
Surprise #3 - due 9/08 |
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hannahsmom
Senior Member
USA
1065 Posts |
Posted - 02/06/2007 : 8:02:00 PM
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| I was never tested for GD because Hannah was delivered at 26.5 weeks. Best of luck to you and your sister, please keep us posted! |
Suzanne (35)
Mom to Hannah Rose - 26.5 weeker born 8/24/01 by emergency C/S, NICU stay - 103 Days
Severe PE, Pulmonary Edema & IUGR
1 lb, 1 oz; 12 inches - now the tallest kid in her class! Miracles do happen!
Brandon James born 11/11/09 at 35 weeks weighing 4 pounds, 1 ounce and measuring 16 inches long!
Severe PIH and cord flow issues, low amniotic fluid, IUGR
Underlying Conditions: PCOS, Factor II, Factor V, MTHFR |
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Kelly W
Senior Member
USA
1121 Posts |
Posted - 02/06/2007 : 8:17:50 PM
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Amandah,
I'm so sorry for all you guys are going through!
Without any dilation, your sister isn't really in true labor. There are different names for it - "irritable uterus" or "false labor" being the most common. The swab test has a pretty high accuracy, so that should be comforting to your sister, but they may still want the contractions stopped just so they don't stress the baby, or so they don't progress to "real" labor at some point.
I had very frequent, strong contractions with two of my babies starting at 27 weeks - sometimes 4 minutes apart for hours. But I never dilated - I also found that resting as much as possible helped slow them down and they would really kick up when I over did it. Another thing to watch for is dehydration - many moms are dehydrated and don't even realize it and that is a common cause of both irritable uterus and "real" preterm labor. Anyway, hopefully your sister will have the same luck I did and never dilate early on. [:)]
As far as the GD test - it is usually given around 28 weeks here. Most commonly GD is a concern in the last trimester and that's when it can cause problems more [unless the mom has very high, uncontrolled sugars early on, then it is a problem].
I sure hope your sister is able to rest and the contractions slow down. Not dilating is a very promising sign [because 26 weeks is so early!]. But "false labor" is maddening because it often FEELS like the real thing. My husband used to joke that I was in labor for 3 months with my son. LOL! [:D] That was definitely how it felt.
Bless you for being so supportive of your sister and I hope the contractions leave her alone and that the baby is born full term and healthy!
Kelly
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Mommy to DD 1998, DS 2001, DD 2003 [all 3 induced 38 weeks w/ PIH],
DD 2005 [36 weeks w/ PIH], DD 2007 [36w6d w/chronic hypertension, PIH, PE, E?, GD]
DD 2008 [34 weeks w/ emergency Cesarean for cord prolapse and rapid onset severe PE]
http://themonkeymama.blogspot.com/ |
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amandah
Junior Member
USA
237 Posts |
Posted - 11/03/2009 : 1:37:09 PM
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| hahaha i came across this old post completely on accident hahaha any way while i am looking at it i wanted to give an almost 3 year update! She had the baby (a girl) and she was almost 1 week over due and her name is hannah. she is a completely healthy 2 1/2 year old and spoiled rotten. when lauren go the okay to stop the meds we had trouble getting little "princess tinkerbell" (as she likes to be called) to come out. we went out for mexican and i piled hot peppers in her taco and she went in to labor before we left the restaurant. we went straight to the hospital and she had her 6 hours later. little hannah had a rough start not keeping any fluids down so she was transfered to the nicu 2 hours away but after 2 days was healthy enough to go home with a diagnosis of gerd. it was insane seeing her in there at over 8 lbs and seeing the other little ones around 1 pound. one was even 15 ounces. I don't know what happened to those babies but i picture them doing the same things as hannah: playing with dolls and fighting with there siblings hahaha any way thought the update would be fun |
cameron born on 12 28 06
7 pounds 14.8 oz and 19 inches long born at 36 weeks due to pih and pre-e wonderful delivery
IT"S A GIRL<3
Cayleigh Elena born 12/12/08 @ 4:37pm. Born at 37 weeks due to pre-e mild, unexplained tachycardia, pupps, and I fell at 36 weeks and tore the placenta a little. She was a healthy 7 pounds 6.5 ounces and 21 inches long |
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rachelc
Advanced Member
USA
538 Posts |
Posted - 11/03/2009 : 5:34:44 PM
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| Thanks for the update. It is nice to hear such a good outcome to such a roller ooaster pregnancy. |
Rachel Proud Mom of 3 Girls!
Courtney 3 lb. 13 oz born 9/12/99 33 weeks due to Severe PE
Sierra 6 lb. 8 oz. born 8/1/04 36 weeks due to PE
Haley 5 lb. 7 oz. born 5/8/07 33 weeks due to Severe PE |
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26.5 weeks (sister) questions??
