Were in the same boat!!
Hi Laura,
Sounds like were in the same boat, only i have not been offcially diagnosed with asthma, i have been having "attacks" and needing inhalers since before pregnacy and now have a spirometry test on the 22nd of Dec to determin for sure if it's asthma.
2 weeks ago i was admitted to hospital for a week with an acute respitory infrction, having taking myself off to A&E 3 time in 24hrs needing nebulizers as my inhalers were doing nothing to help my breathing (i couldn't even hold a 30 second conversation let alone try to explain my self to the docs in a&e OH had to do it for me!) I also had a ECG but no x-ray, was on a course of steriods and anitbiotics, quite high doseage too, the midwives at the hospital came to check on me every day, and i too have been measured big, and was told at a scan when i was 30 + 6 she approx 2.01kgs (4 1/2lb ) and had a 32 + 5 maturity size so it looks like i will be having a bruiser!
I am now 37 + 1 and my little girl is putting alot of pressure on my lungs, stomach and bladder i dread night time (hence the timing of this post i have been tossing and turning, sitting up and laying back down for hours now, and have given up, sleep is not happening!) as when i do try to lay down i either cannot breath, need to wee or be sick,
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i too worry about pushing her out, what if i cannot breath correctly and push at the wrong times! i too would like to hear from someone with the same issue,
Gem and 37 + 1 Lilliy
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