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Old Mar 16th, 2010, 13:50 PM   #1
jenny25
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what to expect at appointment


so i finally have my appointment with the recurrent miscarriage clinic 7 months after my last mc and i dunno what to expect or ask the only thing im concerned about is my long cycle and late ovulation im really baffled if anyone can explain what happens or what to ask please so i can write down questions xx


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Old Mar 17th, 2010, 09:48 AM   #2
Tracie87
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TBH theyl run through everything with you, take a pen and paper and jot notes for yourself because it will be a blur.
Tell them your fears, and your concerns. Ask about all available testing they will do and what it involves and what it means if they were to come back positive.


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Old Mar 17th, 2010, 15:57 PM   #3
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Glad you are now being seen to Jenny. I remember your last mc xx

There is a whole heap of advice on the recurrent mc thread - sticky thread at top of this forum.

At my first appointment a consultant spoke to me about what tests they were going to run and what my mc history was. Then from there they do the tests and you end up going back to them to get results a few months later.

I hope all goes well xxx


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