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high risk pregnancy
Ok so its taken me 4+ years to concieve… i am only 6wks pregs but went to start all my anenatal care this morning! i am not having my first scan until early october because they want to do an indepth scan to check for abnormalities due to mine and partners previos history with pregnancys… i am now being treated as having a high risk pregnancy and im so paniced and cant seem to relax… they looking for downs syndrome, high drop and issues with holes in the heart! :( … need some supporting words
hi i and my boyfriend had an outercourse on 28july.. we kissed each other and private parts i gave him ******* but was not comfortable so he put it inside.. we just rubbed each other we were wearing clothes i was wearing jeans and panty and he was wearing jeans n underwear... for an hour we were cozy i sat on his lap for sometime.. later he went to washroom and then he came to drop me in his car to my place while coming he tried to touch ma vagina but i was completely wet so he just put the hand on the top and removed in a min.. i had ma period last month 13 july so this month period is not arrived its more then 10 days i m too worried .. mi pregnant and what should i do plz help me out...
Thank you… everything has changed from when i last had a pregnant (10years ago)!
It sounds like your doctors are being extra cautious which is a good thing. Being labeled as high risk means you will be closely monitored for any problems which also means they can intervene quickly if need be.
All pregnancies are screened for abnormalities including downs syndrome and heart defects whether high risk or normal. With today's advancements and technology, many women with high risk pregnancies can have healthy babies.
Being high risk does not mean that you cannot have a healthy pregnancy or healthy baby. It means your medical team will do everything they can to help you have a healthy pregnancy and baby.
Try to rest and not stress as best you can over the next few weeks. Also know that if you are feeling anxious or concerned, communicate it with your doctor and they can help you through this process.
Best wishes for you and your family.
All pregnancies are screened for abnormalities including downs syndrome and heart defects whether high risk or normal. With today's advancements and technology, many women with high risk pregnancies can have healthy babies.
Being high risk does not mean that you cannot have a healthy pregnancy or healthy baby. It means your medical team will do everything they can to help you have a healthy pregnancy and baby.
Try to rest and not stress as best you can over the next few weeks. Also know that if you are feeling anxious or concerned, communicate it with your doctor and they can help you through this process.
Best wishes for you and your family.
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