Need Your prayers Mommies!

Today Im 34 weeks and 2 days pregnant. My Ob requested me to do a 20 minutes CTG monitoring for the fetal hearbeat and contractions. This morning around 10 am while preparing for the said test, I noticed a small dot of brown discharge on my underwear. And when I checked again after 30 minutes, medyo marami na sya at red brown na. Kaya we call my ob and wend immediately to the hospital. After the CTG monitoring my Ob decided na e admit nalang ako kasi open na cervix at medyo marami blood inside.. Sabi nya wait nalang namin laboratory result and possible na early ako manganak kasi sumabay oa tong BP ko na tumaas kanina (150/100). Around 8pm, nag update ang OB ko na normal naman lahat test at normal narin BP ko. Kaya may reseta si doc na pam pa control sa contractions. I need your prayers mommies. Kulang pa kasi si baby ng 2 weeks. By the way 2nd baby ko na to (Lost my first baby kasi nag overdue sya) . Emergency CS ako nung una kaya ngayon repeat cs na naman ako. Hopefully ok lang ang lahat. Kinakabahan talaga ako at the same time worried. ????

KRizz S. Dagodog

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Update: all the lab results ko po is normal. Bp ko rin po normal na. Kanina nag biophysical si baby perfect po result 8/8. Meaning healthy na healthy si baby.. Nag decide po OB ko na e continue lang po ang pag control ng contractions ko.So far, kunting-kunti nalang discahrges ko at wala na po ang sakit ng puson. May steroids na rin po inenject para kay baby para sa lungs nya if ever gusto talaga nya lumabas.. Lalabas na po kami bukas. At advice to take bed rest. Everyweek din po nag request ob na mag 20 minutes CTG fetal and contractions monitoring. Maraming salamat po sa prayers. Na appreciate ko po talaga. Di lang po kasi ma iwasan na ma worry ako kasi nawala po samin first baby ko. Thank you mga mommies. God bless po sa inyung lahat. God is really good. Thank you po again.

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Home Pregnancy today im 34 weeks 2 days pregnant ob requested 20 minutes ctg monitoring