After my second pregnancy loss, I made a ton of lifestyle changes for fertility and have continued to carry those into this pregnancy. I feel like they have made a world of a difference because overall this pregnancy has been pretty smooth (not counting all the emotional stuff I’ve gone through).
Not only am I working with new doctors this time around, but I’ve been working with an amazing nutritionist who has helped me heal my body (and soul 😌) from both my losses as well as manage my PCOS. They’ve been crucial to my pregnancy.
The key thing here is that I am working with someone and not just taking stuff because I found it in a blog post on the internet. What may work for me may or may not work for you, so if you’re in a similar boat I’d strongly recommend consulting your wellness team. I’m not handing out medical advice in any way, just sharing what has been working for me.
That being said, here’s a look at all the supplements and meds I’ve been on during my pregnancy.
For morning sickness: Phosfood Liquid – I took this through week 17 until my nausea completely subsided.
Low-Dose Aspirin – My OBGYN has me taking this daily, and I’ll stop taking it around 36 weeks if not sooner. This is to help with clotting and other pregnancy complications.
Estradiol and Progesterone suppositories (not pictured) – Prescribed by my Reproductive Endocrinologist (RE), she had me on this through my first trimester. This was to help my pregnancy stick.
Neti Inhaler – Used to help with getting over the nasty cold I got, pregnancy rhinitis, and allergies. I have one on my nightstand and one in my purse, and I use it as needed.
Other Supplements & Meds
These supplements have basically been part of my regular protocol from day one. I take them in addition to all the other stuff specifically for pregnancy. It’s a lot to swallow. 🤣
All the Standard Process supplements, as well as my FoloPro, are acquired through my nutritionist. Everything else can be bought on Amazon or elsewhere.
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