MFM?
Re: MFM?
Thanks, Heather. I appreciate your response. I wasn't able to find a MFM on that website any closer than 50 miles away. Yeeessh! I will see about getting a consult. I guess it wouldn't hurt!
Blue
DD - mild PE and bedrest from 28 weeks to induced delivery at 37 weeks. Healthy 5 lb baby girl.
DD - mild PE and bedrest from 28 weeks to induced delivery at 37 weeks. Healthy 5 lb baby girl.
Re: MFM?
Hi, Blue! An MFM is a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist who specializes in high risk pregnancies. They generally have more specialized training, education, and experience in several areas such as hypertensive pregnancies. With your onset at 27 weeks, you might just consider an initial consult prior to conception and let your OB take it from there if that's your preference. I developed problems with my first around 28 weeks, hung on for a relatively long while, then crashed. I saw only an MFM for my last two, and loved it. Check out: www.smfm.org for a physician locator. Hope that helps!
Heather (PAI-1 4G/4G) mama to:
Nicolas Edison (6/2004) 36 weeks, PE, HELLP, and placental abruption
Ella Amelia (3/2007) 37 weeks, lovenox, PE-free
Oliver Lyon (1/2011) 37 weeks, lovenox, PE-free
Milo Mason (2/2014) 39 weeks PE-free
Nicolas Edison (6/2004) 36 weeks, PE, HELLP, and placental abruption
Ella Amelia (3/2007) 37 weeks, lovenox, PE-free
Oliver Lyon (1/2011) 37 weeks, lovenox, PE-free
Milo Mason (2/2014) 39 weeks PE-free
MFM?
What is the difference between a MFM and an OB? How do you know if you need a MFM? I'm ttc my second right now and just planned to go back to my same ob. I had mild pre-e during my first pregnancy, so should I just stick with the OB or try for more specialized care? Thanks!
Blue
DD - mild PE and bedrest from 28 weeks to induced delivery at 37 weeks. Healthy 5 lb baby girl.
DD - mild PE and bedrest from 28 weeks to induced delivery at 37 weeks. Healthy 5 lb baby girl.
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