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I have conditions similar to ms and neuromyotonia. i'm in a remission right now and neurologist says it's ok to get pregnant but i'm worried this is too high risk. i'm 35. any advice? what should i do to prepare for high risk pregnancy at my age?
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See Ob Gyn: Good you are thinking ahead. Pick a Ob Gyn that you would like to see for your pregnancy. Call and make an appointment to discuss your plans. They can assist you in planning and directing your medical care.
Answered 12/24/2017
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MS/neural effects: MS is often improved in pregnancy, so if monitored by your neurologist and a maternal-fetal medicine expert in a university setting (Tucson or Phoenix) the outcome should be positive. Weight and stress control is optimally important.
Answered 12/24/2017
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