Pregnant with autoimmune disease

Hello, I will be 24 weeks tomorrow and I have 3 chronic autoimmune conditions. It makes it extremely hard being pregnant but worth it at the same time

My little girl is 4 and I have Crohn’s
Doctors said not to worry about it through pregnancy as your body heals itself however they monitored me closer after pregnancy to ensure I didn’t have a flare up xx

Hey hunny! Thank you for posting x
Have you experienced any flare ups during the 24 weeks??
Fatigue is a big side effect of mine and I’m worried about how the pregnancy will turn me horizontal x x

Hey loves, I am under investigation for this condition and also have Pots syndrome so have to manage fatigue, the first four weeks were ok but it’s not flooring me, feel free to reach out if you want to chat lots of love x

I have IBS, POTS, and they suspect anything inflammatory issue. I’m 32 weeks now. It’s … really rough, not going to lie. My second trimester was much better. Just remember hydration with electrolytes, stay on top of supplements especially iron every few days regardless of diet, and take it easy when you can. I know it’s easy to have the guilt to not want to, but you’re dealing with your usual issues and creating life. 🫶🏻

Hi!! I’m not a first time mom (anymore) but I have an almost 3 year old little girl and I have ulcerative colitis. I was having severe pancolitis and was hospitalized maybe 6 months before I found out I was pregnant. I’m happy to say that I got my UC under control during my pregnancy and I have been in remission since! :) feel free to DM me

I don’t have IBD but I have bowel inflammation and PCOS and I’m 12 weeks pregnant. So far my symptoms have gotten worse. For example, digestive problems which were under control have put me back on PPIs. But I think generally this is first trimester systems and you might feel them more than usual. It is now easing up. And my gp has been amazing, obviously knowing the history he has made sure to treat myself problems outside of midwife care.