Kim Kardashian who has three-year-old daughter North and 11-month-old
son Saint with husband Kanye West - has admitted she would love to
expand her brood and have another child, but Paul Crane has revealed it
wouldn't be "safe" for her after the complications during her first two
pregnancies.
Speaking on Keeping Up With The Kardashians on
Sunday, Kim said: "Lately I've been thinking I would love to maybe have
another baby.
"But like I had two really difficult pregnancies and really difficult
deliveries so getting pregnant again it's something that does concern
me."
However, Doctor Crane has highlighted there is a "potential fear" for
Kim, who suffered toxaemia - which is toxins in the blood caused by an
infection - and endured a "very traumatic" labour when she had North and
Saint, which could cause further complications if she was to have more
children in the future.
He said: "Here's what I think, your
pregnancies, you had toxaemia, you had a retained placenta, very
traumatic, we're always worried about the next serious complication. I
think the potential fear of the whole situation is legitimate.
"You never know that you might not have the same type of problem that
might be more serious this time. You're always taking a little bit of a
chance. There are situations where retained placenta could be life and
death."
And Kim's 61-year-old mother, Kris Jenner, bluntly added: "You could bleed to death."
Following Kim's consultations she visited fertility specialist Doctor
Huang to discuss the possibility of a gestational surrogate.
However the
Selfish author has revealed she is "scared" about having a surrogate
because she doesn't know if she will love the baby as much as her two
children , although she thinks she could keep it a secret.
Kim
said: "Nobody has to know. I think my biggest fear is that if I had a
surrogate, I just don't know like, would I love them the same?
"That's the main thing that I keep on thinking about, that scares me."
