Since we were there anyway, Greg convinced the nurse to do an ultrasound (hopefully our insurance does not have a cap on them!). The babies were quite cute, Baby B (which I think they called Baby A in the photos from last time..?) was really active, moving around and practically doing somersaults. We got some good shots of her/him. Baby A (or Baby B…? I am not sure why the keep changing that) was sleeping and was not interested in getting his/her photo taken. They did a heartbeat check and they both looked great (150s and 160s).
Here are some pics:
7 comments:
I'm so sorry you haven't gotten the nausea under control - hopefully this new medication will do the trick.
It's not uncommon for Baby A & B to change positions, it depends on their location in your uterus. Baby A will always be the baby closest to your cervix. Mine have stayed in place but I have a friend who couldn't keep track until they got too big to move around as much.
I hope the medications work. It really is hard to feel sick all the time. I wish you luck!
Ugh, I hope you feel better soon. Cute pics of the babies!!
Glad to see babies are doing well! Careful with the reglan, it can have a pretty nasty depression side effect. Ask me how I know :)
You might be careful with Reglan. It's currently black-boxed and being investigated for causing neurological damange and facial tics. It works well for nausea but can cause irreversible damage and is very, very dangerous. Please do some investigation into this drug before you begin taking it for very long. It's only a concern.
I'm so sorry you're still feeling so bad! I hope the new script does the trick!
Wonderful baby pics! :)
checking in to see how you are feeling.... hanging in there?? how's the reglan? working better? wonder if you will eventually need an IV to go home with? that may do the trick! ;)
thinking lots about you over here!
xoxo
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