Have Addisons Disease. Pregnant. Feeling Tired And Getting Headache. Should I Be Worried?
 
                                    
                                    
                                          
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                                            Question : pregnant with XXXXXXX diease
i just need some advice. i have addisons disease and currently 12 weeks pregnant and feel little tired n headache i also feel like cant b bothered to do anything. is it just pregnancy symptoms or do i need to see g.p
                            i just need some advice. i have addisons disease and currently 12 weeks pregnant and feel little tired n headache i also feel like cant b bothered to do anything. is it just pregnancy symptoms or do i need to see g.p
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You need to know that when you are pregnant you developed some few episodes of slight illness and you might feel a little ware out/stressed. Even though having addison's diseases and being pregnant does not seem to pose any problem on its own. But pregnancy as a condition on its own can exacerbate symptom's of the adrenal insufficiency. I do not think you will require a GP consultation except of course for the manage of the headache with pain killers. You will also require close follow-up of your pregnancy with a gynobs (especially with your existing chronic condition).
I hope I was helpful and please feel free to write back if you need any more info.
Dr. Nsah
                                    
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You need to know that when you are pregnant you developed some few episodes of slight illness and you might feel a little ware out/stressed. Even though having addison's diseases and being pregnant does not seem to pose any problem on its own. But pregnancy as a condition on its own can exacerbate symptom's of the adrenal insufficiency. I do not think you will require a GP consultation except of course for the manage of the headache with pain killers. You will also require close follow-up of your pregnancy with a gynobs (especially with your existing chronic condition).
I hope I was helpful and please feel free to write back if you need any more info.
Dr. Nsah
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