Is being cold 2 days after surgery normal

Is being cold 2 days after surgery normal

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I find no reference to whether being cold after surgery is normal. I would suggest that you call your health care provider. ChaCha

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pregnant 2 weeks after D&C?

Q: okay so heres the story….On Jan 22 I went in for a NTL scan. I was 14 weeks. They said the baby had no heart beat and was measureing at 13w 4/7 days. So it had just happened. My betas were never drawn before or after the surgery. But I know they were running a little low a few weeks before 54,000 at eleven weeks. ER doc said this was normal and that heaading into the second trimester they decrease. Stupid dr….not even a month later I miscarried. But I was having weekly ultrasounds and everything was looking good. ( I had a subchoronic hematoma that ws unrelatred to fetal demise, hence the weekly ultrasounds)Had the D&E on Jan 22. I had the normal ligh spotting for a few days, 2 days after procedure my breast milk came in and my boobs were sore. After tht they went away. Approx a week after procedure, I felt ovulation pain and noticed the EW mucus. Dr gave us the ok for sex, so we did. Now nearing a week after sex, I feel my breasts getting sore again and the cramping I felt simillar to implantation pain with my son (whos now 2) I asked my Dr at week follow up if I cold be ovulating and he said it was possible. Has anyone got pregnant this soon after D&C

A: I don’t know of anyone that has gotten pregnant so soon after a D&C but I have heard of it occurring as a result of conversations with my mom and reading about it.Based on your symptoms though this does sound like it could be ovulation.I am also including the link to a site that may help you find more information. The link is at: http://forums.obgyn.net/womens-health

Could I be pregnant 2 weeks after a D&C?

Q: okay so heres the story….On Jan 22 I went in for a NTL scan. I was 14 weeks. They said the baby had no heart beat and was measureing at 13w 4/7 days. So it had just happened. My betas were never drawn before or after the surgery. But I know they were running a little low a few weeks before 54,000 at eleven weeks. ER doc said this was normal and that heaading into the second trimester they decrease. Stupid dr….not even a month later I miscarried. But I was having weekly ultrasounds and everything was looking good. ( I had a subchoronic hematoma that ws unrelatred to fetal demise, hence the weekly ultrasounds)Had the D&E on Jan 22. I had the normal ligh spotting for a few days, 2 days after procedure my breast milk came in and my boobs were sore. After tht they went away. Approx a week after procedure, I felt ovulation pain and noticed the EW mucus. Dr gave us the ok for sex, so we did. Now nearing a week after sex, I feel my breasts getting sore again and the cramping I felt simillar to implantation pain with my son (whos now 2) I asked my Dr at week follow up if I cold be ovulating and he said it was possible. Has anyone got pregnant this soon after D&C

A: *sigh* I think you call it wishful thinking love. Not pregnancy.

Gum pain after wisdom tooth extracted 2wks later?

Q: I had 1 of my wisdom teeth removed on May22. The first 2 days after the surgery were somewhat unbearable but no so much in the sense of pain but rather with the discomfort from the pain meds. I had not really experienced any problems until early last week (almost 2 weeks after the surgery). I have started to experience pain around my gums (where the extractions were done) whenever I eat. This happens regardless of whether my meals are cold, hot, warm, room temp. Is this something that is normal? However, I thought this was something that could occur a couple of days after surgery not weeks after. Is there something I can do. On Advil for the past 2 weeks and apprehensive continuing for another week.Any advise would be appreciated.Thank You.

A: 2 weeks after your surgery you should have almost healed up, The best advice would be to go and see your dentist for a follow up…the gum would still be tender so if you are chewing food in that area maybe you need to avoid it for the time being.