Peeps w/ autoimmune diseases

lhuttlinger · April 2013

If you have an auto immune disease, are you seeing a high risk perinatologist? Or are you with a regular ob that also handles high risk pregnancies?

k&a521 · April 2013

I have Celiac, but I'm just seeing my regular OB. There's not really treatment for Celiac except to not eat gluten so it's not interfering with the pregnancy.

I'm sure that didn't really help at all....haha

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anbwoodring · April 2013

I have severe Crohn's disease and when I have my first appointment next week I plan to talk with them and find out if they can handle my care or if I should see someone else. As you said, I want to make sure the baby is growing well and also make sure my

Kerojo32 · April 2013

I have RA and am seeing my regular OB and rheumatologist. I make sure they are both ok with my meds, which at this point consists of prednisone and Tylenal.

PeachyBella · April 2013

I have Crohn's as well, but am in remission at the moment. My doctor had been aware of my disease for five or six years and has delivered several babies from mothers with Crohn's. If I flare, I'll be referred to a specialist, but so far, so good.

BSnipes35 · April 2013

PeachyBella:
I have Crohn's as well, but am in remission at the moment. My doctor had been aware of my disease for five or six year

anbwoodring · April 2013

I'm glad to hear that others have Crohn's disease who are feeling great and that have even had healthy pregnancies before. I am in remission also, but nervous as I still am on Remicade, they basically said because of my history the risk of coming off of i

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