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Hi, I am 26 years old and have had RSD (CRPS Type I) for 3 years. My husband and I are concerned with the future of our potential family: will we be able to have kids? I am nervous being on Neurontin and my other medications while pregnant - but most especially the Neurontin. (I believe I could stop the other medications for a short time, but I'm not sure about the Neurtontin.) We haven't been able to speak with any doctors who could give us any answers. Does anyone out there have any personal experience or know someone with RSD & pregnancy? Thank you for your support!!
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Well, I do. I have RSD and have had it for 4 years. My son is now 7 months old. I had to go off all of my meds except my effexor. My son was born addicted to my effexor. It just took him two days to get it out of his system and he was fine. I am still taking my effexor and I am breast feeding him. I would talk to the doctor that perscribes all of your meds about pregnancy. It was hard at first going off my meds, but I got used to it and I stop am not taking them...
Kara
From: "Meredith_Anderson" <[email protected]> Reply-To: "RSD Helpline Support Group" <[email protected]> To: "RSD Helpline Support Group" <[email protected]> Subject: Pregnancy Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 06:33:59 -0800
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I am 26 years old and have had RSD (CRPS Type I) for 3 years. My husband and I are concerned with the future of our potential family: will we be able to have kids? I am nervous being on Neurontin and my other medications while pregnant - but most especially the Neurontin. (I believe I could stop the other medications for a short time, but I'm not sure about the Neurtontin.)
We haven't been able to speak with any doctors who could give us any answers. Does anyone out there have any personal experience or know someone with RSD & pregnancy?
Thank you for your support!!
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Hi Kara, Thanks so much for your input!!! Do you mind if I ask you which meds you had to go off of, and when? Did you stop taking them before getting pregnant in anticipation, or did you go off of them when you found out about being pregnant, or at 3 months, 6 months, etc.? Obviously you survived being off of your medication - what changed in your life? Were you able to continue working, socializing, etc.? Were you on bedrest as a result? I have asked several doctors, but I still haven't received any answers. I greatly appreciate your experiences!!! Best, Meri |
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Hi Meri,
I went off my meds when I was 3 weeks pregnant. I didn't get pregnant on purpose so no I wasn't anticipating it.
What changed in my life was my sleeping went back to nil, which happens after having a baby anyways. I haven't worked since my accident that gave me the RSD, but at the time I got pregnant I was going to school full time and their were times that I couldn't complete my homework on time. At times I wouldn't be able to leave the house for a few days, because of the lack of sleep, but the baby was well worth it. I guess you could say that it affected my sleep and that was about it. The effexor helps with the pain.
I was taking kolanpin and serquil. I paged my doctor immediately after discovering that I was pregnant. He told me to stop taking them right away and I thought that he would give me something else to take while pregnant and their wasn't anything else that I could take.
Oh, one thing that I did have a little bit of a problem with while pregnant was my RSD affected limb (my left foot) swelled up something fierce. My right foot only swelled up a little bit, until about 6 days until I had the baby. The swelling went down completely after having the baby.
You haven't received any answers from doctors, because they don't have experience with RSD and pregnancy. My doctor and been in practice since 1980 and I was his first client that has RSD and was pregnant.
Ask ask away. I don't mind any question that you might have. I would love to help if I can.
Kara
From: "Meredith_Anderson" <[email protected]> Reply-To: "RSD Helpline Support Group" <[email protected]> To: "RSD Helpline Support Group" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Pregnancy Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 07:06:05 -0800
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Hi Kara,
Thanks so much for your input!!! Do you mind if I ask you which meds you had to go off of, and when? Did you stop taking them before getting pregnant in anticipation, or did you go off of them when you found out about being pregnant, or at 3 months, 6 months, etc.?
Obviously you survived being off of your medication - what changed in your life? Were you able to continue working, socializing, etc.? Were you on bedrest as a result?
I have asked several doctors, but I still haven't received any answers. I greatly appreciate your experiences!!!
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Hi Kara, Thanks for answering my questions. Of course, I have a million more. Would you go through your pregnancy again? Did being pregnant add to the RSD pain? On average, what would you consider your pain scale number to be, from 1 being the least painful and 10 being the most painful? Why did you chose to breast feed instead of bottle feeding so you could go back onto your medications? Have you been able to "get used to the pain"? Since your son was born addicted to effexor, is he in any danger due to the addiction he had? You said your left leg swelled up - could you take Advil to decrease the swelling? How did you manage the swelling and pain during this time? Was there anything you found helpful in reducing the pain? I guess you could say I am scared of going off of my medications. I'm afraid of the increased pain, as it is already so bad. Obviously, if I were pregnant I wouldn't have a choice but to go off of the meds, I guess. If I do decide to have kids and RSD, I would rather do it sooner than later. Do you wish you had your son earlier, now that you've been through the experience? What do you think could have made the experience easier? Thanks!!!!! Meri |
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Hi Meri,
You bet I would go through the pregnancy again. I would also like to have another one. On the average I would consider my pain to be at a 3 usually, but it can go up or down. Basically I fought this disease with force and was able to reduce my pain levels a lot.
I chose to breast feed because I knew that I couldn't go back on my meds anyways. I was on small doses, but it was still too much and I would never be able to get up as much as you need to with a baby. I am with the baby's father and due to his occupation he is gone a lot so that leaves me to take care of the baby most of the time(he is a pilot).
I don't think that I could really ever get used to the pain. My pain level used to be at a 10++++ and boy was my foot discolored. I now take sonata so I can sleep and it is fast acting and I am still able to wake up and take care of my son.
My son doesn't have any ill affects from being born addicted to my Effexor. He just was breathing really fast after he was really jumpy. Other than that he was fine.
No I really don't wish that I had my son any sooner. Because my RSD pain was so bad that I was bed ridden for months. I cannot even say the word "pain" with out crying unless I take at least 150 mgs of effexor. If I stopped taking my effexor it wouldn't be such a good idea.
Oh no there was nothing that I could take to decrease the swelling. I have pictures of my foot, but I am in the middle of a move so I can't get to them yet. The swelling was so bad that I had to have an ultra sound done on it to make sure that I didn't have a blood clot. The doctors determine that it must be from my RSD. I did get some compression stocks and that did help a little bit.
I didn't have any increased pain from the pregnancy. I will tell you one thing that I did to make my experience better was to tell my OB doctor how I am with severe pain. I suffer from depression from the RSD pain. I was worried about the pain from labor. I told her that I would like all of the meds I could have right away, because I didn't want to suffer, because it scares me.
Well I had a C-section so I didn't have to experience and labor pain. I had a c-section, because my son was breech and I had pre-clampsia.
Planning the child and going off my meds before becoming pregnant would have been a lot easier. I wasn't addicted to my meds, because I was on such a small dose, but I relied on them to put me to sleep.
Kara
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Hi Kara,
Thanks for answering my questions. Of course, I have a million more.
Would you go through your pregnancy again? Did being pregnant add to the RSD pain? On average, what would you consider your pain scale number to be, from 1 being the least painful and 10 being the most painful?
Why did you chose to breast feed instead of bottle feeding so you could go back onto your medications? Have you been able to "get used to the pain"?
Since your son was born addicted to effexor, is he in any danger due to the addiction he had?
You said your left leg swelled up - could you take Advil to decrease the swelling? How did you manage the swelling and pain during this time? Was there anything you found helpful in reducing the pain?
I guess you could say I am scared of going off of my medications. I'm afraid of the increased pain, as it is already so bad. Obviously, if I were pregnant I wouldn't have a choice but to go off of the meds, I guess. If I do decide to have kids and RSD, I would rather do it sooner than later. Do you wish you had your son earlier, now that you've been through the experience? What do you think could have made the experience easier?
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Hi Kara, Did you have to see any specialists while you were pregnant? Did any of the doctors suggest you stop taking the Effexor, or worse, abort the pregnancy? Was your pregnancy considered "high-risk" due to the RSD? I also suffer from depression and am on a medication similar to Effexor called Cymbalta. I too am nervous about the labor pains. If I have any additional pain (headache, toothache, etc.,) it is more than I can handle along with the RSD. I'm scared to think of how bad the RSD and labor pains would be. What sort of options did the doctors give you to ease your mind about the upcoming labor? Were you able to carry your son full term? Did you experience any complications during your pregnancy that you feel may have been due to your RSD? I am so excited to have finally found someone who had a child despite their RSD. My hopes for the future seem so much happier now that I know someone else was able to do it. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with me - it means more than you could ever know!!! Best, Meri |
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Hello Meri,
Nope, I didn't have to see any specialist due to my RSD. No, as a matter of fact my doctor told me that I couldn't go off of the Effexor. No one suggested that I go off of it either. No one suggested to abort. It wasn't a high risk because of my RSD. The only thing that I really didn't like was the swelling, but I would do it all again and I plan too.
Well, I talked to my doctor and told her about how I was with pain. And I was balling like a baby when I told her that I was afraid of the labor pain. She could see that I suffer from depression. Well she told me that she would give me pain meds right away. Well, since I had to have a c-section I got to forgo that. A c-section hurts afterwards, but it is not scary at all. And two of my friends had c-sections and didn't have much pain at all. I can have another c-section next time if I want because I already had one. I told my doctor already that is what I wanted. And I didn't have any pain after the c-section as long as I didn't move. It really wasn't that bad.
I delivered my son to 38 weeks which is considered full term. 40 weeks is
full term. I only had him a week before my scheduled c-section. And that was because of the preclampsia.
I am very glad that I can help someone. I know exactly what you mean as far as the doctors can't give you any information. I ran into that same problem myself.
Here is my personal email addy: [email protected]
I just don't want to offend anyone that might read this.
Kara
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Did you have to see any specialists while you were pregnant? Did any of the doctors suggest you stop taking the Effexor, or worse, abort the pregnancy? Was your pregnancy considered "high-risk" due to the RSD?
I also suffer from depression and am on a medication similar to Effexor called Cymbalta. I too am nervous about the labor pains. If I have any additional pain (headache, toothache, etc.,) it is more than I can handle along with the RSD. I'm scared to think of how bad the RSD and labor pains would be. What sort of options did the doctors give you to ease your mind about the upcoming labor?
Were you able to carry your son full term? Did you experience any complications during your pregnancy that you feel may have been due to your RSD?
I am so excited to have finally found someone who had a child despite their RSD. My hopes for the future seem so much happier now that I know someone else was able to do it. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with me - it means more than you could ever know!!!
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I want to thank you for this message as well I'm a little to young to have kids yt and need to find someone who doesn't think I'm a freak.lol But I am so glad to know that it is possiabkle I don't know if I could ever do it because I'm on narcontics and I don't know if those I would go off but you could go of your other medfs it gives me hope.I want to be a mother so badly but I think it would be hell on my body. you have to be one brave women I admire you like you will never know love mirage |
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For what it's worth--- I stopped Neurontin after taking it for 4 years. Just overnight-- no withdrawal or anything. But of course, you should ask your doctor. I just wanted you to know it's possible.
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My husband took himself off neurotin cold turkey and it caused brain seizures in him. So I would be very careful doing that. Please make sure and talk to your dr.first. My husband didn't and paid a big price.
Trudy
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Hello,,,, the best thing You can do is research n search pharmysts,, n internet for the meds you are taking.. Make sure that your drs.. Know about RSD,,,, know the correct treatment of... Lot of us has went thru so many drs. that we feel like we are going thru carters pills... Lot of drs... really,,, finding a dr. that you are comfortable with,, n knows the right treatment of... Having a baby with the meds. we take is risky enough.. Without adding more too what we carry already.. Sure is no funn... I was off for a couple of days again.. I hate it when our weather is bouncing... I feel like I am bouncing off the empire state building when it goes like this.. I am also now going too a gastroligists this week So I maybe off for a couple more days.. I have two appts. Wed. and also about 400 miles that day also.. This will be no fun for me at all... One is for my eurologists,, n the second one is gastroligists now there is something wrong.. It been going on for too tooooo looonnnngggg. Hope this helps dear one.. talks soon.. loves annie |
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OOOOO,,,,,, my dear one,,, I am sooo sorry too hear about your hubby.. I went off neurotin rebelling against my drs... None of it helped my pain.. Thank you LORD,, no adverse reactions happened.. I was soo angry at time,,, I would not have known any difference.. Them there ones of neurotin n such makes for some pretty badd other affects... I get soo angry,, they treat us like its all in our heads... We know differently.. At least sounds like your on the right track now ... I hope treatment works well.. They finally put in a morphine pump for me,, it is working well.. I go too get it turned up Friday again also.. It is been well worth for me.. They are thinking that there is more too mine now than RSD.. We will see... I have 3 appts this week... Well over 500 miles too go this week also... Please take care. LET us know how things are going.. I have so many appts.. I wonder if I am coming or going at all... [email protected] |
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Hi Trudy,
I was on a very high dose of neurontin and stopped cold turkey and I had asked my doctor about the possibility of seizures and she told me that was more likely to happen in someone who has a seizure disorder or is taking the neurontin for the control of seizures. Just my experience, but I was concerned myself about stopping the neurontin, maybe I was just lucky
Elaine -----Original Message----- From: theMatrix777 <goldfield_ nv@hotmail.com> To: [email protected]Sent: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 23:08:33 -0800 Subject: Re: Re: Neurotin warning
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My husband took himself off neurotin cold turkey and it caused brain
seizures in him. So I would be very careful doing that. Please make sure and
talk to your dr.first. My husband didn't and paid a big price.
Trudy
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Hi Meri, My name is Doug, and I can tell you that aside from the regular pregnancy stuff, like morning sickness, and frequent reststops, that my fiance said she hadn't felt that good in years. The pregnancy seemed to send the RSD into some sort of remission or limbo, and she took no meds during the time she was pregnant. The doctors say that some sufferers of chronic pain disorders will experience this.Our daughter is 6 months old, and the RSD is creeping back. We are going to try hormone therapy soon. I hope beyond hope that it helps her. She decided to go off her meds, neurontin, and vicodin, during the pregnancy for the same reason you are asking this question. No one could either confirm or deny a link to birth defects from neurontin. She has had RSD in her hands, wrist and feet for the last 4 yrs. Hope this helps. Doug |
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