Guest guest Posted January 4, 2004 Report Share Posted January 4, 2004 Hi, I just joined the support list. My name is , I am 32 yo. Had RNY on Sept. 11th 2002. After about 9 months, I had lost 111 pounds with about 30-40 to go but got pregnant. It was a surprise after about 5 years of trying. I know everyone warned us before surgery that just because you could not get pregnant before, use birth control cause it just might happen. Well, I didn't listen to that one and here I am. I am so excited because I have wanted a baby for so long. The reason I never got pregnant before was because I never had a monthly unless I was on the pill. Well, the day after I came home from having my RNY, I started and had it right on schedule every month. That should have been a clue but I still did not use birthcontrol. But my surgeon is ok with it. He says I should have waited 12-18 months post op but he has also had patients who got pregnant 2 months postop with no complications. I have been seeing the nutritionist also. I am due feb 6th. So far I have gained 13 pounds which all doctors are very happy with. A few weeks ago, my ultrasound showed the baby was too small and the amniotic fluid was below normal, but I am now having ultrasounds, biophysical profiles, and a nonstress test done weekly and it keeps improving with each week. With one month to go, they estimated last week that she is approx. 4 pounds 9 oz at this time. Isn't it amazing how they can already figure that out inutero? And the amniotic fluid is at a normal level now. Right now, I am set to digests until I see how much mail this list puts out per day. I am already a member of one support group online for my local area, Nashville. I may not post much but if I do have a question, I hope you guys will help me out. Thanks, PS. has anyone else post op had a problem with hypoglycemia, unrelated to pregnancy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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