I would suggest that you consult the new doctor prior to getting pregnant. They might suggest that you change medications or give you advise on how to not have problems before you start. My sister did that before she got pregnant and if was with that doctor that she had good results.
Good luck.
I would suggest that you consult the new doctor prior to getting pregnant. They might suggest that you change medications or give you advise on how to not have problems before you start. My sister did that before she got pregnant and if was with that doctor that she had good results.
Good luck.
Thank you for your reply.
I am going to see a different perionantologist next time I get pregnant, so hopefully they can do something to save my babies.
Take Care,
Karen
I have not had any of these medications. I am not sure what drugs my sister had used. Neither my sister nor I are diabetic. I just tried to eat a balanced diet when I was pregnant. My miscarriage they think was related to my thyroid, ( I had a Hoshimoto
Hi,
Thank you for your reply to me question. I was wondering if you would be willing to answer a few more of my questions regarding you and your sister's losses. Did you take prednisone or heparin to keep the pregnancies and how far along were you when you miscarried? Mine was a missed miscarriage. I did see a perinantologist both times and the fetal growth was normal. They were fine one week and then dead the next weeks check up as i was going to see one doctor or another each week. Did they do anything special other then control your diet and insulin intake? Please help as I don't feel that anything is being done while at these specialists to help me from having these babies die inside of me. Any thoughts on why? All of my tests as to what happened came back normal and my HGAIC was 5.7 so what gives? I have talked to these doctors and they don't have a clue. Please if you know anything that would be helpful let me know.
Thank you,
Karen
I am not a physician, but the mom of a diabetic child. I would suggest that you contact a doctor that deals with high-risk pregnancies and knows about diabetes, or is wiling to work hand in hand with your endocrinologist. I have also had miscarriages along with my sister. We have both found that going to an OB/Gyn that specializes in high-risk pregnancies has helped us carry to full term, our dreams fulfilled in the end. I am sure if you ask your doctor he/ she would recommend someone.
Good luck.