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26 week check up

gjbsgirl5705 posted:

well, the bacterial infection that I had last week is gone

but, now i have a yeast infetion thanks to the antibiotics... yay. lol she checked my cervix and it's nice and closed. also, scheduled me for a growth u/s next week... so, i'm excited to see my baby girl again! crappy news is that i gained 6 pounds in 1 month... she kinda fussed at me about that.

me(Amy) - 30 dh - 29
IVF/ICSI -1 Caleb born 4/18/08
IVF/ICSI -2 Carter born 4/29/11
Our Surprise, Hannah Kate - due 10/26/12

3 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:26 week check upwell, the bacterial infection that I had last week is gone <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> but, now i have a yeast infetion thanks to the antibiotics... yay. lol she checked my cervix and it's nice and closed. also, scheduled me for a growth u/s next week... so, i'm excited to see my baby girl again! crappy news is that i gained 6 pounds in 1 month... she kinda fussed at me about that.

westsidebee responded:

Nothing you can't handle! 4 pounds in a month would be totally normal, right? So don't worry about 2 pounds. Baby girl needs to grow

Report This| Share this:26 week check upNothing you can't handle! 4 pounds in a month would be totally normal, right? So don't worry about 2 pounds. Baby girl needs to grow <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">

KL0124 responded:

Oh, no. Sorry about the yeast infection. 2 extra pounds is not bad at all. You are growing a healthy girl.

Report This| Share this:26 week check upOh, no. Sorry about the yeast infection. 2 extra pounds is not bad at all. You are growing a healthy girl.

lindsycd responded:

Ugh, I'm having a hell of a time with BV. It will not go away. I'm getting some yogurt, cranberry juice and oregano oil since the meds aren't working. Good luck!

Report This| Share this:26 week check upUgh, I'm having a hell of a time with BV. It will not go away. I'm getting some yogurt, cranberry juice and oregano oil since the meds aren't working. Good luck!

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