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Reply To: Diagnosed in pregnancy and terrified

This is exactly why that test is in the routine antenatal panel. Finding it in pregnancy and treating it is the outcome the screening exists to produce, and treatment during pregnancy is well established.

The one thing that matters is not delaying. Take the appointment they give you, and if it feels far away, say you are pregnant when you ring and ask whether it can be sooner.

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