TBH honest, I have no idea - just didn't want you to feel ignored with no replies! Maybe it means you have a higher risk of developing an auo-immune disease later - or maybe you'll pas it on to your babies?
I think it would be worthwhile asking your FS - or even GP - about what it is and what it means for you Good luck hun
Hi SG, thanks so much for your response - since my original post I've been on a steep learning curve and now have been diagnosed with anitpospholipid syndrome. I've started asprin and about to start heprin to help the little ones survive my body and get to a BFP...
Thanks again for your kind post
FG
FG
I have been watching your recent journey of discovery with great interest. I am sorry there aren't too many others able to give you the advice you need at this time.
I hope this diagnosis helps you on your path to motherhood and that it doesn't have any other complications for you.
Hi Dusty,
Thanks very much for your support. I too now have two embies on board and am hoping that the daily injections will help them stick! Each time I visit a dr, I'm realising that this journey gets a little harder - I found out yesterday from the FS that APLS puts me at greater risk of pre-elampsia (sp!)...but I just have to hope that we still get to have a healthy baby (or two!). I guess it is making me realise that we will be lucky to have one healthy child, and that I may have to just be content with that. But we will see.
FG
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Hi FG, Sending you lots of sticky vibes for your FET, I am praying that your new protocol does the trick. Will be watching and hoping and praying for you.
i also have positive results for ANA. but im not ni your shoes by a long shot. for me i was tested as part of the bloods done when i was pregnant with my 3rd. simply because the midwife I had at that visit asked about my mum who had high blood pressure in her pregnancies. so she did the ANA test as apprently its linked to hbp in pregnancy.
i went on to see the Ob who then did further tests whihc all came back normal. he told me though that a positive ANA can cause smaller babies & (sorry i know its not nice) a higher risk of stillbirths. BUT i never had any blood pressure issues & i didn't have small babies (my last was 9lb 9oz) so for me the ANA is simply one of the many strange little things that make up me.
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