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I know I have bipolar that is not a shock for me. I was always able to take care of myself but now I am pregnant and I am worried about the baby. Will i be able to care for my child with the disease I have and is there a chance that my child will have the same disease? What is the percentage of my child getting this? I got it from my grandmother. I am married and I do not take meds. It has been really hard for me to hold a job because when I get into my depressed part I can’t get out of bed to go to work. I have different episodes everyday to twice a day. Thank you.

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I was diagnosed as bipolar during my second trimester and have not been on medication since the start of my pregnancy. As far as my pdoc is concerned, she wants me to start medication after delivery to avoid relapse.

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Bipolar and Pregnant. However a few years ago my doctor diagnosed me Bipolar, not the greatest news to hear but at least I can understand and come to terms with my mental illness. I am a mother to two beautiful daughters and I am currently pregnant. I went off my medication when I found out I was pregnant, I refuse to let my unborn child be exposed or put at risk for health defects. Everything was going fine until now, my depression is and mood is at a breaking point

Bipolar pregnancy is a dangerous mix, but you CAN manage. Risk of relapse increases. Medication is tricky. 2. RELAPSE: Both pregnancy and the aftermath, known as postpartum, are high risk times for mood instability and cycling, even in women with no bipolar history.