ObGyn Reacts: Mistaken Infertility? | Didn't Know I Was Pregnant with PCOS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 เม.ย. 2021
- Ob/Gyn physician Mama Doctor Jones reviews an episode of TLC's "I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant" while teaching and commenting on the show.
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If I was pregnant and didn’t know about it and went into labor, the two people I would want to be there are Mama Doctor Jones and the bathroom attendant from the rollercoaster episode
"Take a pregnancy test" is Mama Doctor Jones' version of Dr. Mike's "Chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions"
I was told at 14 that I would not be able to have children by multiple doctors.
I have PCOS
just came to comment on the fact that auto captions recognize her name as “lasagna” and it made my whole day lolll love that
I was diagnosed with PCOS as a teenager (in 1991). The OB/GYN looked me in the eye and told me I’d never have children. I was devastated. Thankfully, by the time I was ready for children in my 30’s, I had a better doctor. With some fertility medication therapy, we conceived our daughter. ❤️
"what?! I'm pregnent?!"
Today I bought a stethoscope and I was able to hear my pregnant cats babies heart beats it really was an experience
I had a patient in her 40's with PCOS, who thought she was going into menopause... turns out she was 6 months pregnant! Definitely happens!
I was diagnosed with PCOS in 2012. Got married in 2014 we worked with my dr to try and convince and nothing for 6.5 years in nov 2020 i was feeling so crappy and sick i was like omg i have covid. But i kept hearing mama doctor jones saying just take a test. I got one and told myself its gonna be negative like all of the others but do it anyway and go get tested for covid tomorrow. Nothing can explain the feeling when 2 pink lines popped up on that test.... We are 22 weeks today
Can you imagine the phone calls to their friends and family? “Hi so I had to go to the hospital I was in so much pain. Turns out I was pregnant and in labor. How’s your day?” Lol
This happened to a friend.
“Women with pcos can still get pregnant.”
I love her opening line: we are here to watch the very entertaining show I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant and ruin it with educational commentary. I broke out laughing when she said that
One thing I always have mixed feelings about is the fact that most of these people have a healthy baby with no prenatal care. I’m happy their baby is healthy, but I don’t want anyone to think prenatal care is “overrated” or “not necessary.”
I took your advice
How has a pregnancy test company not sponsored you for these videos yet?!
We need to accept that so many people symptom deny, ignore what their bodies are saying, rationalize body changes, and push through things every day. It has become part of our culture to go to work when we don't feel well (pre covid especially), and keep going with life. This is how people miss cancer, ulcers, infections, and even pregnancies. I think it is absurd to be shocked that a woman didn't know she was pregnant knowing full well how often we all have written off nausea, vomiting, weight gain, low back pain, mood changes, etc. Those are things stress can cause, so if a woman doesn't think she was in a position to get pregnant, she wouldn't think of pregnancy as the issue. So many medical conditions are missed until late in the game due to denial and our cultural obsession to push through not feeling well.
I have PCOS and when a doctor told me in my mid 20s they literally said "It's because you are too obese", I was a size 12 (but I have had the symptoms since being a teenager and a size 5). Went to a fertility doctor, had to swallow a couple of pills to ovulate and BOOM, preggers.
I’m 27 and have PCOS. My doctor delivered the information in a way that sounded like “you’re infertile”. This video and the information provided actually gave me some hope for the future (and I may have cried a little). I need a new doctor!