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Pre-pregnancy plans what to ask your medical professions 

 

A pre-pregnancy plan is a plan to let you know what will happen when you fall pregnant next time, what your medical team will do to help you avoid if at all possible a loss.

 

This will be dependent on your medical team and advice given to you at the time of your waters going, weather you had a success story or sadly lost your baby.  

 

Cervical stitch pre- pregnancy plan as follows;-

 

* To eat healthy, fruit and veg

* To not to drink alcohol 

* To take a higher dose of folic acid prescribe by my consutlant

* I went to pilates exercise class as I wanted to tighten all my core muscles 

 

* To be under consultant care 

* To have a stitch place in at 12 / 14 weeks no later than 16weeks

* To have a course of 2 types of antibiotics after the stitch was place 

* To have monthly meetings with my consultant 

* To have monthly swabs to check for infection and checking for group b strep 

* To have all my urine samples sent to the lab rather than just dipped - I was checked at every appointment

* To be treated for group b strep if you have it 

* Stitch to be taken out at around 36 weeks dependent on your pregnancy. 

 

 

TAC pre- pregnancy plan as follows;-

 

Cervical scans pre- pregnancy plan as follows;-

 

 

Other pre- pregnancy plans as follows;-

 

 

 

 

Important disclaimer note;

* We are not medical professionals, all advice is given from previus patient personal experience and shared personal experience's. Although we have been granted permission to have the Royal College of Obestretricians and Gynaecologists link to there leaflet in regards of what guidelines that UK hospitals need to follow to deal with your condition.

* Always discuss and report to your medical team for all medical worries, all pregnant women should seek advice from their midwifes and consultants. Be sure that you are content with your medical care package if concern seek 2nd advice from a alternative medical team to find a care package suitable for you.

* Ensure your notes have been updated with your symptons, and if in doubt ask.

 

 

 

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