Myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) can increase the risks in pregnancy but planning makes a difference. Many people may be diagnosed with an MPN in their twenties and thirties, the time in life when many of us are establishing careers and starting families. It can come as an unwelcome surprise to learn not only that you have…
Careful management of your blood cell levels reduces pregnancy risks. Women who have been diagnosed with myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) need careful management during pregnancy to ensure that both mother and baby remain safe and healthy. Early in pregnancy During the first trimester of pregnancy, the mother’s blood volume increases as her body gets ready to…
If you have suffered a miscarriage, you may feel grief, frustration and anger. Miscarriage is a very common experience among all women, but the fact that it is common doesn’t lessen the loss and grief that women and their partners can feel. Causes There are many causes of miscarriage, which can include maternal age above…
If you have been diagnosed with a myeloproliferative neoplasm (MPN) and want to start a family it’s important to plan ahead with your haematologist. If possible, it is best to plan with your haematologist and GP or obstetrician BEFORE becoming pregnant. If you have been taking aspirin only Even if you are not taking medications…