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Keepercjr

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Melissa

With my first it was bad till I would say mid 2nd trimester and seemed to magically get better but I also started taking high doses of magnesium at the same time. With my 2nd, it was bad all the way through and even for a little while after birth (a month to 6 weeks maybe). I would say it was worse w/ my first though. With my son, it got to the point where I couldn't even walk up a flight of stairs b/c I would start a huge coughing fit.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa

With my first it was bad till I would say mid 2nd trimester and seemed to magically get better but I also started taking high doses of magnesium at the same time. With my 2nd, it was bad all the way through and even for a little while after birth (a month to 6 weeks maybe). I would say it was worse w/ my first though. With my son, it got to the point where I couldn't even walk up a flight of stairs b/c I would start a huge coughing fit.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa

With my first it was bad till I would say mid 2nd trimester and seemed to magically get better but I also started taking high doses of magnesium at the same time. With my 2nd, it was bad all the way through and even for a little while after birth (a month to 6 weeks maybe). I would say it was worse w/ my first though. With my son, it got to the point where I couldn't even walk up a flight of stairs b/c I would start a huge coughing fit.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa

With my first it was bad till I would say mid 2nd trimester and seemed to magically get better but I also started taking high doses of magnesium at the same time. With my 2nd, it was bad all the way through and even for a little while after birth (a month to 6 weeks maybe). I would say it was worse w/ my first though. With my son, it got to the point where I couldn't even walk up a flight of stairs b/c I would start a huge coughing fit.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa
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<br />With my first it was bad till I would say mid 2nd trimester and seemed to magically get better but I also started taking high doses of magnesium at the same time. With my 2nd, it was bad all the way through and even for a little while after birth (a month to 6 weeks maybe). I would say it was worse w/ my first though. With my son, it got to the point where I couldn't even walk up a flight of stairs b/c I would start a huge coughing fit.
 

Melissa75

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Caroline,

I felt that super-itchy asthma cough the worst with my last pregnancy (when the bronchiectasis had become more of a sickness and not just a junky cough). Even with my first though, when I just had the junky cough, pregnancy turned it into an itchy, unstoppable cough for the first trimester. With my second, I was still nursing a lot and had no cough--breastfeeding hormones slid right into second trimester, I think.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
Caroline,

I felt that super-itchy asthma cough the worst with my last pregnancy (when the bronchiectasis had become more of a sickness and not just a junky cough). Even with my first though, when I just had the junky cough, pregnancy turned it into an itchy, unstoppable cough for the first trimester. With my second, I was still nursing a lot and had no cough--breastfeeding hormones slid right into second trimester, I think.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
Caroline,

I felt that super-itchy asthma cough the worst with my last pregnancy (when the bronchiectasis had become more of a sickness and not just a junky cough). Even with my first though, when I just had the junky cough, pregnancy turned it into an itchy, unstoppable cough for the first trimester. With my second, I was still nursing a lot and had no cough--breastfeeding hormones slid right into second trimester, I think.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
Caroline,

I felt that super-itchy asthma cough the worst with my last pregnancy (when the bronchiectasis had become more of a sickness and not just a junky cough). Even with my first though, when I just had the junky cough, pregnancy turned it into an itchy, unstoppable cough for the first trimester. With my second, I was still nursing a lot and had no cough--breastfeeding hormones slid right into second trimester, I think.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
Caroline,
<br />
<br />I felt that super-itchy asthma cough the worst with my last pregnancy (when the bronchiectasis had become more of a sickness and not just a junky cough). Even with my first though, when I just had the junky cough, pregnancy turned it into an itchy, unstoppable cough for the first trimester. With my second, I was still nursing a lot and had no cough--breastfeeding hormones slid right into second trimester, I think.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa

I too was nursing during my 2nd pregnancy but it didn't stop the asthma unfortunately <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I do believe that nursing is what has kept me so healthy for the last 5 years though.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa

I too was nursing during my 2nd pregnancy but it didn't stop the asthma unfortunately <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I do believe that nursing is what has kept me so healthy for the last 5 years though.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa

I too was nursing during my 2nd pregnancy but it didn't stop the asthma unfortunately <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I do believe that nursing is what has kept me so healthy for the last 5 years though.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa

I too was nursing during my 2nd pregnancy but it didn't stop the asthma unfortunately <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I do believe that nursing is what has kept me so healthy for the last 5 years though.
 
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Keepercjr

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Melissa
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<br />I too was nursing during my 2nd pregnancy but it didn't stop the asthma unfortunately <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I do believe that nursing is what has kept me so healthy for the last 5 years though.
 

Asexyblond23

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Caroline,

Its funny that you mentioned that book. That is the "required" book to read by my doula. Nick and I are reading it together and have 3 more chapters to go. I really like it and I hope that its giving him some insight too. I really reccomend it also to any pregnant woman!
 

Asexyblond23

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Caroline,

Its funny that you mentioned that book. That is the "required" book to read by my doula. Nick and I are reading it together and have 3 more chapters to go. I really like it and I hope that its giving him some insight too. I really reccomend it also to any pregnant woman!
 

Asexyblond23

New member
Caroline,

Its funny that you mentioned that book. That is the "required" book to read by my doula. Nick and I are reading it together and have 3 more chapters to go. I really like it and I hope that its giving him some insight too. I really reccomend it also to any pregnant woman!
 

Asexyblond23

New member
Caroline,

Its funny that you mentioned that book. That is the "required" book to read by my doula. Nick and I are reading it together and have 3 more chapters to go. I really like it and I hope that its giving him some insight too. I really reccomend it also to any pregnant woman!
 

Asexyblond23

New member
Caroline,
<br />
<br />Its funny that you mentioned that book. That is the "required" book to read by my doula. Nick and I are reading it together and have 3 more chapters to go. I really like it and I hope that its giving him some insight too. I really reccomend it also to any pregnant woman!
 
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