1st Trimester of Pregnancy and MG
I was late but not certain. I crept out of bed early and found the pregnancy test I had bought the day before. So many times before I had taken this test and seen a negative result, but this felt different. After doing a silent happy dance, much to my dog's amusement, I silently climbed back into bed, waited for my husband to wake up and prayed a thankful prayer. as I'm not very good at keeping secrets I woke him after 10 min to share our happy news! The first trimester is characterised medically by the first 3 months of pregnancy. Personally, it's been 3 of the most exciting, but anxiety provoking months of my life. If you have just found out you're pregnant or are planning here are 5 things to remember. 1. Choose the right Dr for you, preferably prior to conception. Make sure to find a Dr. that will work with you and neurologist. First prize would be someone who has guided a woman with MG through her pregnancy. I asked my neurologist for a referral an...