That was thirty-five years ago but it just occurred to me that MS could have affected my ability to perform the event.
I was starting to go into labor on Christmas Eve. All night I was awake with contractions. We went to the hospital first thing on Christmas morning. By the time we got there I was in full blown labor. The contractions kept going on for hours but I never dilated. Finally, by midnight doctor said we were going to have to do a C.
As I think back when my body was starting to get MS, I wonder if this was the beginning. The first obvious symptom was a neurogenic bladder accompanied by other symptoms in that area. The way the urologist explained the way all the nerves have work in a synchronized manner to perform these functions it seems logical that there could be a relationship.
That was 35 years ago and I gave birth to an athletic 8 1/2lb boy but he recently asked me why he had a C. He just learned that C-Section babies have lowered immune system es.
It got me thinking, could that have been one of the first signs of MS?
I was starting to go into labor on Christmas Eve. All night I was awake with contractions. We went to the hospital first thing on Christmas morning. By the time we got there I was in full blown labor. The contractions kept going on for hours but I never dilated. Finally, by midnight doctor said we were going to have to do a C.
As I think back when my body was starting to get MS, I wonder if this was the beginning. The first obvious symptom was a neurogenic bladder accompanied by other symptoms in that area. The way the urologist explained the way all the nerves have work in a synchronized manner to perform these functions it seems logical that there could be a relationship.
That was 35 years ago and I gave birth to an athletic 8 1/2lb boy but he recently asked me why he had a C. He just learned that C-Section babies have lowered immune system es.
It got me thinking, could that have been one of the first signs of MS?
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