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Pregnancy & RA

Valerie
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Valerie is married and trying to have a baby.

11/17/08
Valerie
Topics:Rheumatoid ArthritisPregnancy

Hello all,

I recently (just this past weekend) found out I am pregnant Laughing which I could not be happier about! I have read and even was told by my doctor that when women with RA become pregnant, they go into remission.  Does anyone know when this remission comes around?  I am estimating that I am about 6 weeks along.

Please let me know!

Valerie

 

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jenmik is wanting to divorce Mr.RA, he just wont leave!

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Monday, November 17, 2008

hey there, Valerie...and Congrates!!!  What a wonderful time for you.

Well, when I got pregnant with my last daughter, who is now 2, I didnt go into remission.    Actually, it was worst than what it was before.  I was not one of the lucky ones, but REMEMBER that does not mean this will happen to you.   I guess most women do go into remission.  

The Rheumy said to wait until your 3 months along, and that is when your RA should go into remission, if it dont then, well, most likley you will have the RA for the 9 months.

What ever your out come is with your RA, remember what you get at the end...A wonderful baby!  There is nothing like it.       Stay stong, and take one day at a time.

And hopefully, your RA will go into remission, and never come back...

please keep me posted.  Good Luck    jenmik

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