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1523981 tn?1311318595

PUPPS- HELP

So I was diagnoised with pupps a few weeks ago and my dr set an induction date of Aug 15th but doesn't think I will make it to that day anyways. They have been monitoring my baby for a few months now since he started to measure big and all his measurements put him at full term now, I was dealing with the pupps just fine but they have become unbearable the last few days to where I don't get any sleep cause the itching keeps waking me up. I have now itched the bottom of my stomach raw and it burns if anything touches it. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can get the dr to change the induction day?
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187316 tn?1386356682
A lot of doctors wont induce just because you are uncomfortable and also because even if baby is measuring full term the measurements can be off by lbs this late in pregnant. Most doctors will not induce unless you are 39 weeks. Ask the doctor to test you for cholestasis since if your levels come back elevated it puts baby at risk and they induce at about 37 weeks.
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615752 tn?1361867986
Talk to your Dr again. How many weeks are you? I was diagnosed with PUPPS (was questionable post-partum as to whether it may be cholestasis) and was induced 8 days before my EDD. My daughter was HUGE at birth, larger than full-term and I didn't get much sleep prior to being induced which made the birth more tiring!!!! Ask again, if you're at least 37 weeks it should be ok to induce. Good luck and I so feel with you :-)
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