I was treated for lymph node tb a couple yrs ago and now im 8 weeks pregnant. Im genuinely scared if it can affect the baby in any way. Planning to ask my doc but wanted to hear if anyone went through this.
Oh my, lymph node TB sounds really serious. I'm in my second trimester and already anxious about so many things. This kind of condition needs urgent medical attention from a specialist. Have you spoken to your gynac already? They must have a treatment plan for you.
I had thyroid issues during my pregnancy, and regular follow-ups with my endocrinologist and gynac were non-negotiable. Lymph node TB is a significant medical challenge. You will need very close monitoring and a specific treatment plan from a specialist, in coordination with your obstetrician. Don't miss any appointments.
Pregnancy apps are great for tracking baby's growth and symptoms, but for something as critical as lymph node TB, you absolutely need professional medical guidance. Please consult both your gynaecologist and an infectious disease specialist. They will coordinate your treatment safely for you and the baby.
I can't really give medical advice on something so serious, but any kind of TB needs proper medical attention, especially during pregnancy. Please talk to your gynac and a specialist immediately. They will guide you on the right treatment plan.
My dear, this is a very important medical issue. While family might offer support, for conditions like lymph node TB during pregnancy, you must follow your doctor's advice diligently. Consult your gynaecologist and a specialist immediately. They will guide you with the correct treatment path for your health and the baby's.
For general pregnancy discomforts like mild nausea, some home remedies work. But lymph node TB is a very serious medical condition, not something for home tips. You need to see your doctor and a specialist without any delay. Please follow their prescribed treatment for your safety and the baby's.
Oh dear, that sounds like a serious concern! 😔 Definitely consult your gynaecologist and a TB specialist ASAP. They will know the best way to manage it safely for both you and your baby. Stay positive and follow their advice closely! ✨
