MrsDraven
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Finally after the miscarriage, darling Mother Nature has paid me a visit, oh joy, lol. I am actually happy about it because it means things are back to normal again meaning we can try again [maybe after the wedding though, my dress is here and if I became pregnant now it wouldn't fit me! haha.], but at the same time not amused purely because with the miscarriage I was bleeding for ages then it finally stopped now I'm bleeding again. Seriously, stop it with all the blood or I'll start getting squeamish!
I want to try again after the wedding but I'm terrified it's going to wind up in miscarriage again. I know it's pretty common for women to have a miscarriage then go on to have perfectly healthy babies, but my health is so screwed up I'm terrified it's an ongoing thing.
I had a cyst on my ovary when I was 16, it was pretty large [the nurse said it was the size of a small orange, no wonder it hurt so much!] but that went away of it's own accord, although it did mess up my periods for a fair while afterwards. I've had scans since and they don't seem concerned that it caused any lasting damage. But my mother had cysts and also had endometriosis, and my aunt suffers from PCOS. On top of having 2 VP shunts for hydrocephalus, I'm pretty terrified that all of that is just going to mess things up for me having children full stop.
Obviously my family having these conditions doesn't necessarily mean that it will affect me but I'm terrified all the same.
Should I bring this concern up with a doctor now, or wait until I start trying again?
I want to try again after the wedding but I'm terrified it's going to wind up in miscarriage again. I know it's pretty common for women to have a miscarriage then go on to have perfectly healthy babies, but my health is so screwed up I'm terrified it's an ongoing thing.
I had a cyst on my ovary when I was 16, it was pretty large [the nurse said it was the size of a small orange, no wonder it hurt so much!] but that went away of it's own accord, although it did mess up my periods for a fair while afterwards. I've had scans since and they don't seem concerned that it caused any lasting damage. But my mother had cysts and also had endometriosis, and my aunt suffers from PCOS. On top of having 2 VP shunts for hydrocephalus, I'm pretty terrified that all of that is just going to mess things up for me having children full stop.
Obviously my family having these conditions doesn't necessarily mean that it will affect me but I'm terrified all the same.
Should I bring this concern up with a doctor now, or wait until I start trying again?