@beebaby nope, nothing! When I had my kidney taken out at 16, they told me that I would have to have a c-section as I probably shouldn't go to full term, but my ob seems to be not concerned at all, and wants me to have a natural birth. She just kind of seemed to brush off the fact that my family dr didn't want me to, so I am curious how other's birthing experience went with 1 kidney! I also have 2 metal rods screwed into my spine, so there is only a 50% chance that an epidural will work due to scar tissue. Once again, my OB seems less than concerned haha!
A family doctor would know less about baby delivery then an OB, if your concerned k would consult another ob but doesn't seem like you would have much problem other than back pains
She already delivered at 26 weeks. This was a while ago. Almost died and the baby 2. She was in nicu for a year. They told her not to get prego. Her situation is more severe than you
I was born with one kidney, and have lived a normal healthy life so far with out any complications. I stay on top of my medical care and try my best to live healthy lifestyle. I had natural vaginal birth with my daughter at 40 weeks and 1 day....I was high-risk as a precaution though. I am now pregnant with my second, and all is well. My OB definitely reassured me that people with one kidney can have healthy pregnancies without any complications. 😊 Good luck!
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My cousin has none and she was on full dialysis. I'm sure it's different but she was high risk
Katie Saam·
@beebaby oh gosh... Yes that
Katie Saam·
@beebaby oops! Yes that is quite different!! Has she never had kidneys? Poor lady!
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No. It has deteriorated over time from age 14. She wasn't supposed to have children
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So your not on meds or anything
Katie Saam·
@beebaby nope, nothing! When I had my kidney taken out at 16, they told me that I would have to have a c-section as I probably shouldn't go to full term, but my ob seems to be not concerned at all, and wants me to have a natural birth. She just kind of seemed to brush off the fact that my family dr didn't want me to, so I am curious how other's birthing experience went with 1 kidney! I also have 2 metal rods screwed into my spine, so there is only a 50% chance that an epidural will work due to scar tissue. Once again, my OB seems less than concerned haha!
Katie Saam·
@beebaby poor gal! How far along is she? Otherwise now is her pregnancy going?
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A family doctor would know less about baby delivery then an OB, if your concerned k would consult another ob but doesn't seem like you would have much problem other than back pains
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She already delivered at 26 weeks. This was a while ago. Almost died and the baby 2. She was in nicu for a year. They told her not to get prego. Her situation is more severe than you
She is dumb for getting prego so many times
Katie Saam·
@beebaby good point about the family doc. Not knowing as much. I will just keep chugging along and see how it all plays out!
Katie Saam·
@beebaby omg 26 weeks! 😮 that is scary!
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Yeah. Not good at all
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I wouldnt be concerned unless you need to but I don't know much about kidney disorders so sorry for commenting since mine isn't relevant
Katie Saam·
@beebaby lol no worries!
butterflyMom3·
I was born with one kidney, and have lived a normal healthy life so far with out any complications. I stay on top of my medical care and try my best to live healthy lifestyle. I had natural vaginal birth with my daughter at 40 weeks and 1 day....I was high-risk as a precaution though. I am now pregnant with my second, and all is well. My OB definitely reassured me that people with one kidney can have healthy pregnancies without any complications. 😊 Good luck!
Katie Saam·
@mommy2bee2 oh awesome! This is great to hear, thank you so much for the reply! :D
butterflyMom3·
@mudpuppy89 no problem of course :)