It was snowing. So me and Bharat decided to work from home. It was a 11 a.m. appointment and I was going to drive myself but because Bharat was home he came with me. Bharat was on phone with his coworker and I drove. We had shirts that needed to be dropped for laundry in the back seat. On the way we debated where to have lunch
Dr Bajaj did an internal. She told me I am still closed. She did some other tests, told me I am not leaking any fluid and she doesnt thinks baby is coming for next 5 days atleast. She also told me baby's head is in position. Asked me to dress and leave
I dressed came out but then I asked her can we do some monitoring. I think something is wrong, mother's instinct. She told me I am still nervous. So I go down, have coffee, and then she puts on monitor for 15 minutes. This turns for one hour. She then comes in and tells me go to Labor and Delivery. There have been two periods of heartdip.
We reach L & D. There we get a message we need to go and see perinatologist for an Ultrasound. The US was the quickest. She said she is going to induce me right away. Baby is only 5 pounds 10 oz and has dipped from 46% to 10% for his gestational age.
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Picture perfect pregnancy that ended with an emergency c section because Vimi Bajaj failed to diagnose Oligohydraminos. My anxiety was then diagnosed by her as Pulmonary Embolism. I left the hospital with a gaping 5 inch wound that dripped enough to soak half a dozen pads a days and took 3.5 months to close
Journey after my emergency c section. A blog describing how me and my son both had come close to loosing our lives due to negligence of my doctors. While It is true that things can go wrong anytime, my injuries were direct result of negligence and wrong medications administered to me by my ob Dr Vimi Bajaj at Edward Hospital, Naperville. It emphasizes how important it is to choose good health care providers even for low risk normal pregnancies
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The information about anticoagulants (heparin, coumadin, lovonex) is based on my research and is not meant to replace the advice of a medical professional.
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