Aplastic Anaemia and Pregnancy?

Question

I have heard a lot of bad things about this all over the internet, does anyone have any experience with this?? Please help me out!

Mrs Rissa, that website does not want to work properly. It only gives the title and then one sentence, but I do not see a full article or anything that can help me. Can you perhaps copy and paste what it says on here?

Answer 1

Aplastic anemia is a failure of the bone marrow to make new blood cells of all types. Patients with aplastic anemia have too few red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. In addition to the problem of anemia, patients with aplastic anemia can have problems fighting infection and bleeding problems. Most patients who cannot be treated with bone marrow transplantation receive treatment with drugs that suppress the immune system. Aplastic anemia can develop during pregnancy and sometimes improves without treatment after pregnancy. Another situation is that women with aplastic anemia receive treatment with immunosuppressive drugs, get better, and later become pregnant. We know very little about how pregnancy affects the course of aplastic anemia and how the disease affects pregnancy.
I've listed a couple of sites for you, I hope this helps some.