Premature
Placenta detachment
Mam2Guest ·
Hi everyone,
I’m curious to hear stories from people who’ve also experienced a partial placental abruption. I gave birth to my daughter at 33 weeks due to a partial abruption. Luckily, she’s doing well now after some initial struggles.
Now I’m pregnant with our second child and I’m 31 weeks along... I find myself thinking about it more because the chance of it happening again is higher than for someone who hasn’t experienced it before. So my question is: are there any here who’ve had this happen again? The statistics are a bit vague—I think it’s around a 5% chance of recurrence.
Looking forward to your replies!
Best wishes
I’m curious to hear stories from people who’ve also experienced a partial placental abruption. I gave birth to my daughter at 33 weeks due to a partial abruption. Luckily, she’s doing well now after some initial struggles.
Now I’m pregnant with our second child and I’m 31 weeks along... I find myself thinking about it more because the chance of it happening again is higher than for someone who hasn’t experienced it before. So my question is: are there any here who’ve had this happen again? The statistics are a bit vague—I think it’s around a 5% chance of recurrence.
Looking forward to your replies!
Best wishes
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Mam2 started this #2
No one?
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lin #3
hi mom2
i went through it too, i was 36 weeks pregnant but for me it was too late my daughter was stillborn
even though i had already mentioned 2 weeks before the due date that i felt very little movement etc but they said there was nothing like that visible on the ultrasound i was told ..what was the reason for yours
greetings linda -
Mam2 started this #4
Wow, that sounds really intense. Did you also have bleeding before it happened? No reason was ever given for me, just bad luck... my blood pressure was also a bit on the high side. Now I'm obviously being monitored extra closely. Is this your only pregnancy?
Greetings -
Bibi #5
Lin. That's so awful to read. It really shocks me here. Something like that should never happen... -
lin #6
mam2
no, absolutely nothing, no blood, only that I couldn't feel my little girl anymore. I kept insisting it wasn't right, had ultrasounds and they said they couldn't see anything. In the end, my placenta detached due to a small blood clot, and they can't see that. They kept insisting.
Bibi
that's right, it definitely shouldn't have happened. It's the worst thing a mother can go through, and then such a mistake. You can keep insisting, but the hospital always wins in the end, even if it was a few years ago. Sometimes I still wonder why, why... but luckily she's with me every day.
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