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Getting pregnant when i already have an existing FM of 10cm by 7cm
I had a full term still born of 40wks and 3 days old. i was diagnosed of of FM b/4 i became pregnant and during my pregnancy it grew to 10cm by 7cm. 5wks later after delivery (b/4 my first period) i think i might be getting pregnant again. can this in any way affect my pregnacy? please i need ur responses Asap. Thanks
Thank you for clarifying your question. I would suggest that you repost your question in either the Fertility Forum or the Women's Health Forum (or both). The members in those forums would probably have much better information/advice for you regarding this.
To find the listing of forums, simply look at the top of the webpage - on the very left is the MedHelp logo - to the right of that it says FORUMS - click on that. The listing of forums on the left hand side of the page are the patient to patient forums (like this one) and the ones on the right hand side of the page are the expert forums. While a medical professional sometimes does look in on the patient to patient forums, they are not really "monitored" by medical professionals and don't typically get answers from doctors. However, if you post a question in the expert forum section (it will cost you money), those questions ARE answered by medical professionals. If you do decide to post in the expert forum section, please keep in mind that the doctor that monitor those forums are doing so on their own time, as a volunteer, so it may take a while to receive a response from them. Doing these forums is not part of their regular job, so of course, the rigors of being a doctor can quite often keep them from being able to answer questions on here as often as they may llke.
The patient to patient forums (such as this one) are also great tools for finding out information about our conditions/illnesses. While we are not medical professionals, we ARE patients and can definitely relay our own experiences with whatever the condition may be.
Best of luck.
To find the listing of forums, simply look at the top of the webpage - on the very left is the MedHelp logo - to the right of that it says FORUMS - click on that. The listing of forums on the left hand side of the page are the patient to patient forums (like this one) and the ones on the right hand side of the page are the expert forums. While a medical professional sometimes does look in on the patient to patient forums, they are not really "monitored" by medical professionals and don't typically get answers from doctors. However, if you post a question in the expert forum section (it will cost you money), those questions ARE answered by medical professionals. If you do decide to post in the expert forum section, please keep in mind that the doctor that monitor those forums are doing so on their own time, as a volunteer, so it may take a while to receive a response from them. Doing these forums is not part of their regular job, so of course, the rigors of being a doctor can quite often keep them from being able to answer questions on here as often as they may llke.
The patient to patient forums (such as this one) are also great tools for finding out information about our conditions/illnesses. While we are not medical professionals, we ARE patients and can definitely relay our own experiences with whatever the condition may be.
Best of luck.
I mean the fibroid mass i had on my uterus grew from being merely a pea nut size to a grape size of about 10cm by 7cm during my first pregnancy. and now i feel might be pregnant again the second time and I do not know the effect of the size of the fibroid mass on this new pregnancy.
I also have the same question as above - are you referring to fibromyalgia or something else? The reason we ask is that fibromyalgia does not cause growths/tumors and I'm presuming that is was you are referring to in describing a size increase.
If you can provide us with more information, it may help us to give you some advice/suggestions.
Thank you.
If you can provide us with more information, it may help us to give you some advice/suggestions.
Thank you.
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