As I mention in my earlier post, I had severe swelling for a few weeks. My size 7 flip flops were replaced with a tight size 9 flip flop. Most of my day (on bed rest) was elevating my feet to try to keep the swelling at a minimum with no luck. I had researched swelling and found that only if my face were to swell would there be a concern of preeclampsia. I didn't think I looked any more swollen in the face than before the pregnancy.
On this day and at my doctor's office, I found that I had gained 12 pounds in one week and my protein levels were high. It only took my doctor one quick glance to realize I had preeclampsia and needed to deliver right away.
We were admitted to the hospital where the admitting doctor ran more in-depth tests to verify the preeclampsia. The lab results were staggering and I delivered an hour later.
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Congratulations, babies looks very cute,
May I know how much of Vitamin C and Folic acid did you take when your membranes ruptures? I had one at 22 weeks but I lost my twins. Just wanted to start taking this time when doing another round of FET to be on the safer side.
Thanks
Nirupama
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