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Lost Mucous Plug, No Foetal Movements. Gave Soda. Having Headache, Dizziness, Blurred Vision. Doctor Said Everything Normal. Opinion?
Yes thank you, my daughter is due 3/1 last sunday she lost her mucus plug, she was worried as this is her first and went to the hospital (by the way she is dialated to 2) they stated that the baby was not moving so they gave her a soda watched her for a bit then sent her home. Monday she began having a headache took tylenol with no relief, she began leaking some type of fluid Tuesday still having the headache and still leaking the fluid she was also a bit dizzy went to the GYN. She was put on the monitor given apple juice as again the baby was not moving then had her stomach shocked which made the baby kick. She was sent home telling her all was part of pregnancy (before juice baby heart rate 146 after 126). Today she still has the headache and was dizzy & unsteady again with blurred vision , was told all was normal. The baby is a boy and she is quite concerned this is not normal. Please let me know if there is anything to be concerned about. Thank you Sherry
Wed, 6 Feb 2013
Hi,
As per her symptoms, it looks like your daughter has developed some hypertension. She may also need a fetal cardiotocography. As she is getting past dates, it is natural for the liquor to get diminished and thereby, fetal movements are felt less. Fetal heart rate between 120-140 is considered normal at this stage, but the rhythm should be stable. You may discuss with her obstetrician and go for observation under admission; she may be put on a trial if situation permits. She can also get treated if there is any hypertension. Good luck.
As per her symptoms, it looks like your daughter has developed some hypertension. She may also need a fetal cardiotocography. As she is getting past dates, it is natural for the liquor to get diminished and thereby, fetal movements are felt less. Fetal heart rate between 120-140 is considered normal at this stage, but the rhythm should be stable. You may discuss with her obstetrician and go for observation under admission; she may be put on a trial if situation permits. She can also get treated if there is any hypertension. Good luck.
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