15w n 1d pregnant. went to doctor appointment today .. I think i am worry too much?

trust me i worried all the time.it is normal after a loss.most dr. only do 2 sonograms the whole time.enjoy what is going on and try to focus on this lil guy. what you are doing is still focusing on the loss but you dont realize it.we all get scared.

Everyone worries!

I'm 14 wks & 5 days with twins...I had an ultrasound at 11 weeks and I don't get another one until June. I sit or laydown wondering when I was gonna feel a boxing match, but all I can do is thank the god lord above I don't have pain or anything that would suggest a miscarriage.

I will have an ultrasound every 6 wks, then 2 wks and then once a week until the delivery date (October 25 full-term)

Just relax and think good thoughts but if u feel u need to have another opinion then u have the right to ask for another opinion!

Good luck

I know this is easier for me to say than for you to do, but I have one word for you: RELAX. Really.

My daughter is 14 weeks pregnant and she worries too--it's totally natural. I worried with all three of my pregnancies too! I think it'd be a little unusual if you didn't worry some, but please try to not let it consume your thoughts.

Some key points to remember:

* your doctor has said your baby is growing and healthy...trust in her word; she has your best interests at heart.

* you are well past the "danger zone" of miscarriage, which is typically about 12 weeks and/or once a fetal heartbeat has been detected; after those critical times, your chances of miscarriage drop dramatically.

* no matter how much you worry, it won't change the outcome of the pregnancy (other than drive yourself crazy w/worry!) If your baby is healthy and growing--which your doctor says he/she is-- there isn't a thing in the world you can do to stop the little guy (or girl) from doing well--and even if it wasn't healthy, there isn't anything you could do to prevent that either.

But it sounds like things are perfectly fine in this pregnancy, and I do know it's perfectly normal to worry, especially since you've miscarried before. I miscarried many years ago and I was sooooo scared until I passed that critical timeframe and finally heard the baby's heartbeat, and you know what? Everything turned out great, and I'm sure that you, too, will be blessed with a healthy, wonderful baby.

Congratulations and best of luck to you!!!! :) Before you know it, you'll be holding that precious child in your arms and everything will be just fine.

you don't get an ultrasound everytime you go in. Some insurance companies only allow one ultrasound the whole pregnancy some allow 3 or 4. If you have medical issues that can effect you are the baby then they will do them alot more frequent. And if you have made it this far the chance of miscarriage is low.

Try not to stress yourself out too much or you will get sick. Thats what I have to keep telling myself too. If your midwife says that everything is going well then take their word for it. I would ask your midwife what you can do to put some weight back on but it seems like they aren't too concern about it so thats a good sign. You only have 3 more weeks to go to see your baby on the screen so just try to relax. I can see why that might be hard because of your previous pregnancy but try with all you might ok :) Good luck to you.

I think its perfectly naturally for 1st time moms to worry about everything. I did and my friends did too. Try to eat more fruits and veggies and lots of protein. That will help your baby to grow healthy while inside of you. Don't over do it at the gym even though exercise is very good for you. If your doc has prescribed vitamins be sure to take them as well. IF not ask about it.

Try not to worry. I know its hard. But stress isn't good for you or your baby.

Good luck! I'll keep you in my prayers.

yea you are worrying too much. i had a miscarriage march of last year. i am currently almost 32 weeks pregnant. after 12 weeks the chance of miscarriage decreases. my dr has done extra ultrasounds on me just to check on things but cant expect every time i go in to get one. so i would just sit back and relax. good luck.

unnecessary stress(worry) is indeed not good nor needed

am sorry to hear of your loss before but that does not mean that is the route of this pregnancy also

also keep in mind that insurances will not pay for mulitples of those tests unless medically required

concentrate on the excitement and blessing to come - congrats