Telling new partner your pregnant.
7 community answers
See all 9 mom answers
Polls ...
Although it may be hard to discuss previous miscarriages or terminations especially if you are with a new partner, it is important that you r midwife knows as this may be important to your care.
A woman has a higher risk of pre-eclampsia if she is having her first baby or if she is having a first baby with a new partner.
It's a first pregnancy, or first by a new partner
They're over 35
They're expecting more than one baby
They have a chronic illness, including high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney problems and migraine ...
It is thought that pre-eclampsia could be partly due to an immune response.
It is most common in first pregnancies, or pregnancies to new partners.
Women expecting twins or triplets are also more likely to develop pre-eclampsia.
...
There are many reasons why a woman chooses to have a baby in her 40s; the establishment of a career before embarking on parenthood, for example, or a woman who has remarried and wishes to have a child with her new partner.
But things change and you may want another child, perhaps if you have a new partner. Ask your doctor to refer you for consultation with an obstetrician. Also, if your partner has had a vasectomy, surgery to reverse this may be possible.
Just found out I'm expecting baby number 2! So excited! My little boy is 10months at the moment! There is a high chance that I could be having twins as my new partner is a twin himself and also twins run in my family! :) x ...
Infection - Infection, including HIV, herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis and hepatitis, can be spread in pregnancy. A first infection of herpes in pregnancy is dangerous for the baby. So with new partners or partners with herpes, ...
Second and subsequent pregnancies are at lower risk, unless the woman is with a new partner. Since they don't know what causes it, there is no way to tell if a woman is at risk before she gets pregnant.
Grand rounds could be shared through teleconferencing, and faculty exchanges would build capacity for all faculty and enrich both institutions. Through new partnerships, ...
 See also: Pregnancy, Pregnant, Placenta, Trimester, Diagnosis
  
|
RSS
