I was booked in within 2 weeks of seeing my GP for a hysteroscopy at Heartlands Hospital. Although it was quite a painful procedure, the doctor and nursing staff were very supportive throughout. I think Heartlands gynaecology department should offer patients the option to have sedation or gas and air when having a hysteroscopy.
Please guys be careful before taking your love one's to this hospital i have 4 children my wife was pregnant with 4th child she did not had any c section Previously but when we had a appointment they said you have to have a c section otherwise you will lose your child I'm 100% sure that they made a excuse just to make it easy for them but I will not let them go with this i will take them to court.
In the 11 week of my 1st and only pregnancy I had a heavy bleeding and period like cramps, went to the GAU in Heartlands as it was the closest hospital to me, however prior leaving home I changed my pad. At the hospital they wanted to assess my pad to decide whether it is an emergency or not. I explained that I changed my pad 10 mins ago, so it is not soaked at the moment, however they said it is the only way to determine the emergency. Therefore, they concluded it is not necessary to scan me or anything and discharged me. I started looking for a private scan, it was impossible on the day, it was Sunday too, so we ended up going to Telford. As we were traveling for about an hour and a half, I felt like something dropped in the cervical canal. In the private scan clinic, the lady did abdominal scan, couldn’t see the baby, asked if I am okay for a transvaginal scan, I agreed and she asked me to go to the toilet first. Unfortunately, as soon as I aimed to pee, large, heavy, blood clots started to falling out. I knew I lost my baby. The sonographer confirmed this. On the next day I went to Birmingham Women’s, who were exceptional in their ability to comfort me and my partner and explain what is to happen now. The whole situation is very said, because I had spotting from the very first week I found I am pregnant, and I have spoken with my midwife about that, and she assured me it is normal in some women. I am very disappointed with Heartlands, because they didn’t listen, they decided to draw a conclusion based on a new pad, and neglected the fact that I had spotted before, and that I was in pain and there was heavy bleeding at the time I presented to the GAU. Maybe I would have lost the baby even if they took me in. But I would have also avoided all of the worries, fears, and concerns that i experienced throughout the whole damned day.
The receptions does not know any information very bad customer service. Be better please if you don’t know your job just quit
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