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I'm 36 years old, was diagnosed with hypocalcemia , hypoparathyroidism and hbp but want to have a baby, do you think i should or should not.
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See a perinatologist: This is a specialist who advises and manages high risk pregnancies. Since you have several significant medical issues, it is best to seek consultation for preconception counseling.
Answered 3/26/2017
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