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can i get pregnant again?
About 7 months back i had mayaocarditis in my 8th month of pregnancy .i had the critical condition which lead me to the ICU and stayed there for ten days.i had also congestive heart failure due to mayocarditis lost my baby too.my question is can i get pregnant again i have heard that if one have mayocarditis due to pregnancy she should not get pregnant again.my age is 30 yrs and i have one boy age 3 and half.plssssssss help me i want to concieve again.
I didnt concern the cardiologist.......but some times i feel pelpetaion.
my OB said u have to concern the OB three months b4 u want to concieve.
Inflamation caused by viral infaction.
I m woried what should i do now i dont know i have the muscles damaged or not?should i concern to cardiologist?
my OB said u have to concern the OB three months b4 u want to concieve.
Inflamation caused by viral infaction.
I m woried what should i do now i dont know i have the muscles damaged or not?should i concern to cardiologist?
What does your cardiologist say? What about your OB?
What caused the inflammation in the first place. If it's a one off infection/inflammation that's cleared and your heart muscle is fine, then there is no reason for you not to be able to have another baby. But if your heart muscle is damaged or it's caused by an ongoing condition (that makes it worse during pregnancy) then it's a risk to both you and the baby.
What caused the inflammation in the first place. If it's a one off infection/inflammation that's cleared and your heart muscle is fine, then there is no reason for you not to be able to have another baby. But if your heart muscle is damaged or it's caused by an ongoing condition (that makes it worse during pregnancy) then it's a risk to both you and the baby.
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