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Pregnancy and N-Plate

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13 years 1 month ago #27429 by JJBDVM10
Pregnancy and N-Plate was created by JJBDVM10
Anyone gotten pregnant or know of someone who has while on N-Plate? There are'nt many studies out there and I am a newlywed who can't be on contraceptives (God and his little ironies). It's actually my doctor that wants to take me off it because she is worried I WILL get pregnant (because all newlyweds are rabbits apparently) but it is the only thing that has worked so far and there really aren't studies that do prove birth defects (although obviously I do not want to get pregnant on this stuff and will immediately discontinue the shots if we have a happy accident).
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13 years 4 weeks ago #27709 by tigereyes
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this is one of the reasons i opted not to use this treatment. I knew I wanted kids but this drug is so new we have no idea how long it stays in your body. How it will effect an unborn baby. None of that. Personally it was not a risk I was willing to take. There are non hormonal birth control you can you. IUD in non hormonal, I will not do hormonal birth control again. Have you tried other treatment options?

Jennifer

Mother of 2 boys
Last Rituxan 12/09/09--3rd time around with not much sucess
Winrho-09/25/09 Didnt work.
IVIG--Countless times

Latest counts 8 4/2013-just started Promatca
Diag. 9/2006
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12 years 10 months ago #29511 by Drifter
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Well what are your counts at??? Are they dangerously low?? My Doctor would say anything at 50k and up is safe... And there's very effective treatment during pregnancy. I am having my third (newlyweds aren't rabbits, it comes a little later ; ) )... anyhow - ITP has been managed perfectly so far. A little scary, sure, but under control...