28 Week MFM appointment

Had a great appointment at Dr Hodor's today. Samuel looked great!! I was nervous because of my bleeding this week but everything looked okay!

Here are my questions and notes:

How many clots and how big? Just 1 8x3x5cm

Fluid level? 14 AFI

Placenta, clotting and the edges are okay? GOOD all good

Blood flow in the cord?

Is the cord near the clots? No.

Is placenta near the sch? Yes but not touching

How big is baby/ arithmetic ultrasound age? 29w1d 3lb 2oz

How long is cervix? 4.9

How often to monitor? What to monitor? Non stress tests, check placenta and cord for clots? Super anxious!!

Will monitor every two weeks with OB appointments in between

What are the risks now in third trimester? Placental abruption. PPROM but he believes I am in a safe zone of the pregnancy.

How would this impact delivery plans? It really won't. I could go to term, be induced, deliver vaginally. It might rupture. But most don't.

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I'm not the most eloquent writer but I want to record my experiences and the meds I am taking. Meds and supplements to prevent a first time loss *Vitamin D due to my deficiency and like between low D and miscarriage * NO caffeine due to limited studies that show some people with caffeine sensitivity are prone to unexplained loss *Magnesium, by drinking Natural Calm, every morning - recommended by Dr. Sheri Hamersley *Progesterone 200 mg orally. I doubled up until 8 1/2 weeks to 400mg. *Lovenox 40 mg every night due to recommendation from Dr Hamersley *Vitafol OB prenatal with iron added *** Vitamin B6 and Unisom. I started this at around 8 weeks because of nausea. Meds I changed and added because of sub-chorionic hemorrhage *After every major bleed I take extra progesterone in the morning. * I had stopped the B6 at 13 weeks when my nausea subsided. I resumed it at 19 weeks to get to help my SCH heal *I take additional magnesium to calm my ...

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