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Can I get pregnant again? I had missed miscarriage at 8 weeks later found out that ANA profile is positive for anti mi 2 antibody i have hand pain and swelling the symptoms started during pregnancy in april and i still have it but not that severe and also there is suspected Sjögren's syndrome
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Your condition might be related to any autoimmune pathology and you need detailed evaluation by a rheumatologist. This evaluation and treatment will help your general health to be better and also for our understanding of the pathology affecting your future pregnancy or not you can get pregnant but for a safe conception and safe pregnancy. Any medical conditions had to be identified and treated property connect for an online consultation for better guidance.
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Yes you can, will require certain medications to support the pregnancy, plan your pregnancy under supervision
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Yes you can become  pregnant. First get proper diagnosis of  your condition. Later visit Gynaecologist/Meternofetal medicine specialist  to get know  about  precautions  and medication ect.With proper counseling, you can again  try pregnancy.
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Hi. You need a detailed evaluation with rheumatologist to confirm the diagnosis. At present, I would not conclude that the miscarriage was caused by the Anti-Mi-2 antibody alone. The more important question is whether you have Sjögren’s syndrome, another connective tissue disease, or antiphospholipid syndrome. Once these are clarified and managed appropriately, there is every reason to be optimistic about future pregnancy.
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Yes you can get pregnant again
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