Is your pregnancy high risk ?

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I’m just curious. Mine is due to previous uterine rupture. I’m told I’ll have to délivrer at 36 weeks. Any other high risk moms already told they’ll deliver early ?
I’m suuuuuuper nervous my other two were past their due dates and I’m kinda freaked out that 36 weeks is too soon but of course I understand why 😔

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I had a premie so it is likely that I will have another one. My daughter was born at 35 weeks and she was healthy she was on oxygen for two days and then all good! And personally think it was unnecessary 🙄

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I’m high risk now since I had Covid. I’m 8 weeks plus some days now but I was almost 6 weeks when I got sick with Covid. Apparently as soon as they find out a mother is positive then switch you to high risk. 
I will say it was bad and I’m still recovering from Covid. It’s been 3 weeks tomorrow since I had my first symptoms. I’m 30 and it wiped me out twice as bad being pregnant, so my doc says, and recovery is a lot longer being pregnant.

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Yes.  I had placenta deciduitis due to an immune reaction last pregnancy.  My son was born at 33+4 after my placenta abrupted.  
Through first trimester, we will be watching my liver and kidney levels carefully.  If they start failing, we will actually have to terminate the pregnancy 😩 trying not to think about that part right now.  We will also have a planned early delivery so that baby is born before my placenta fails this time but they haven’t said how early yet.  I’m hoping we can go far enough to avoid nicu time.

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Im high risk due to an incompetent cervix delivering my baby boy in September at 19 weeks pregnant with double rainbow baby 4 months later

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Yes high risk again gestational diabities with insulin unfortunately.

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I'm high risk but I don't know much about my pregnancy waiting to see a doctor

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I’m high risk due to my age (35) and having Adenomyosis, which affects the uterus’s ability to stretch. My OB is hopeful I’ll be able to go to my due date, but said I may have to deliver earlier for safety or if my uterus stops stretching

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My first is a 36 weeker! Zero NICU time. He was discharged day 3 perfectly healthy. I went into L&D for a nonstress test and was admitted after a midwife checked me. I had been having contractions and had no idea. I was only 35 weeks and a couple days but already dilated to a 4, 100% effaced and he was head down and engaged. I stayed over night, got the shots for his lungs and by the next morning I was only 5cm but not progressing.
I had too much amniotic fluid and had to remain in the hospital because if my water broke he could have suffered from cord prolapse. I was induced at 36w exactly because of preeclampsia which had only started to present that day.
With this baby, if preeclampsia looks eminent we will induce as well.

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Yes, because I've had gastric bypass. And my last pregnancy I had gestational diabetes and was on insulin. And had a large baby (10lbs 10oz via c section). Hopefully won't be an issue this time. Might need an iron infusion at some point but I'm hoping no other complications, and I want to ask if I can try a vbac :)

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Also, if it helps, my daughter was 35+5 and spent only 3 days in the nicu.  She was only there at all because she aspirated amniotic fluid.

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