ET: I'm Vietnamese. I'm 28 years old. I was... - MPN Voice

MPN Voice

10,886 members15,202 posts

ET

hongnhi profile image
6 Replies

I'm Vietnamese. I'm 28 years old. I was diagnosed ET 1 year ago. I'm married and become a pregnacy but I

had still birth at 17 weeks gestation. AT That time I'm depressed. I examined by the best hematogist in my country but no one have experienced to treat for me. I read many research in web and accidental I know this organization. I hope I will find to share your experiences who are treated sucessful by your doctor and have pregnancy again. I love the children.

Written by
hongnhi profile image
hongnhi
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
6 Replies
urbancatwalk profile image
urbancatwalk

I am so sorry for the loss of your baby, hognhi. I live in the United States. I have ET as well. I was diagnosed at 60 and am now 66, so I do not have any experience with this disorder and pregnancy. I am confident some Health Unlocked members will respond. You may also want to do a GOOGLE search on this and also visit the MPD website. My best wishes to you.

Kathy

francesb profile image
francesb

Hi, I'm so sorry to hear of your sad loss . I have an MPN which they can't classify, so cannot advise of similar experience but just wanted to send a friendly message of support. Many people here have been successfully treated for years. I am sure you will find help here and also the MPD Voice website. With best wishes for the future, Frances.

harleydavidson profile image
harleydavidson

Hi Hongnhi. I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your baby. I lost a baby at 20 weeks gestation many years ago, but managed to have two more children after that. I have PV now and am to old for more children but this loss may have had nothing to do with your ET and if there is no reason, you should try again when you feel ready. Good luck!

Mel x

Jane65 profile image
Jane65

I was diagnosed at age 38 with ET. Now I am 50 years old and I have progressed to Myelofibrosis. I am living and being treated in France at the moment. Good luck with your pregnancy .

Mazcd profile image
MazcdPartnerMPNVoice

Hello Hongnhi, I am so sorry to hear the sad news about your pregnancy. I would also like to welcome you to our forum, as you can see we are a very supportive group of people. I would suggest that you read as much as you can about MPNs on our website mpd.voice.org.uk, there is also a section on there about pregnancy in MPNs which may help you mpdvoice.org.uk/living-with.... If you would like to have a buddy to talk to then please email me at maz.cd@mpnvoice.org.uk and I can send you the details, I am sure it will help you to be able to talk to another person who has a MPN and who has been through pregnancies. We also have very good information booklets available on all the MPNs and the medications used to treat them which I can post to you, or you can download and print them from our website mpdvoice.org.uk/treatments/.... Best wishes, Maz

hongnhi profile image
hongnhi in reply toMazcd

thank you. I sent an email to you

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

ET & Long Haul Flights

Hello Everyone - I wonder if you could let me know your experiences & tips when flying long...
cavery profile image

Et and mf2

Hey all. I don't know if I'm asking a question or just venting so bare with me.Brief history- 31yr...
Charm33 profile image

ET progression

Does progression of ET come with the length of time you've had it or is it related to the platelets...
Camelian profile image

ET new

I got diagnosed with ET on Monday....was shocked, sad, depressed, now it's Friday and I'm angry....
anewpath profile image

Et treatment options

Hi All, I am 46 and have ET jak2+ . I was diag 6 years ago and my platelets have stayed around...
Loubielou profile image

Moderation team

Debinha profile image
DebinhaAdministrator
Mazcd profile image
MazcdPartner

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.