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23 weeks n worry
My first baby was stillborn at 25 weeks due to no amniotic fluid now im im pregnant again and im scared that it might happen again
I too know how it is to worry ALOT due to a horrible past experience. My first son TJ has down syndrome, and carries my rare genetic skin disorder. Due to these things he had alot of health complications during pregnancy, and was born 1 month early due to no fluid.
Early on in my pregnancy I had alot of anxiety and when we found out not only was this little guy %100 healthy, but that he doesn't have even my skin disorder we were so relieved... I had some preterm contractions that required medications to stop them at around 27w which was worrisome but now that I'm about 32w I'm just looking forward to having this second little boy in my life. :) my first son is healthy by the way now at 14mo old.
Early on in my pregnancy I had alot of anxiety and when we found out not only was this little guy %100 healthy, but that he doesn't have even my skin disorder we were so relieved... I had some preterm contractions that required medications to stop them at around 27w which was worrisome but now that I'm about 32w I'm just looking forward to having this second little boy in my life. :) my first son is healthy by the way now at 14mo old.
yea i know is just since im almost 25 weeks i get really worry soo far everything is good im getting ultrasounds every two weeks from my ogyn and perinatologist but is just this fear that i have since my my first loss being pregnant again is hard. i just pray to god everyday to let let carry full term and with no complications. thanks for responding..
I'm sorry your worried about this. I think that when a woman has a loss or a serious complication w/her pregnancy that in future pregnancies there's always some amt of worry.....
I'm sure this time that your baby will be born nice and healthy, just have faith. Your doctors should know to keep a close eye on your fluid levels throughout this pregnancy. and you should probably see a high risk perinatologist.
I'm sure this time that your baby will be born nice and healthy, just have faith. Your doctors should know to keep a close eye on your fluid levels throughout this pregnancy. and you should probably see a high risk perinatologist.
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