IF your first pregnancy was high risk due to hyperemises gravadarum, if u become pregnant again is that one?

Question

considered high risk also? First baby was also a preemie would that be a factor?

Answer 1

If you have a history of premature labor, you are more likely to have premature labor with subsecuent pregnancies; therefore, you would be considered high risk, but only because of the prematurity of your first baby, not because of hyperemesis. You can have HG with one pregnancy, but that doesn't mean you will have it with every pregnancy. For example, I had hyperemesis with my first pregnancy but not with my second or third.

Answer 2

I don't know that condition, but let me just be general. If it is a life-long condition, then yes it could make each pregnancy high risk. If it was something that only happened during that pregnancy and you don't currenty have it, worry alot less. They say each pregnancy is different and its true. If you are wanting a second child and had a difficult first pregnancy, I'd start those prenatals now and talk to your doctor before you start trying to have a baby.

Answer 3

Yes you are automatically lables moderate risk, and higher depending on the current condition of you and baby. All i had was some prelabor that was held off with meds untill i deliverd at 39 weeks, and now with my current pregancy i am considered moderate risk even with no probelms so far with this one.

Answer 4

yes,that's a condition that would be considered high risk...but you know, hyperemises doesn't happen with all pregnancies...my mom had hyp gravidum when pg with me but she never got it when pg with my sisters. Good luck