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Re: Lupron and birth defectsFrom: Ginny (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Sep 29 08:57:21 2004
I am just beginning to learn more about Lupron on the net. When I went through an induced delivery of my stillborn baby in 1990, there was no such thing as the internet. My baby had holoprosencephaly. Basically, the brain did not divide into two parts or come forward into the skull, so the baby had only one eye and other major facial deformities. It can be caused by hormones. In my case I believe it was caused by the Lupron. My doctor did not test me for pregnancy before I began the injections. If you are pregnant: I would get frequent ultrasounds by a genetic malformity specialist. (Not just your infertility specialist.) By genetic, I do not mean inherited from either parent, but an anomaly occuring in the baby's genes. If you're not, and have 'female' problems anyway, I'd get pregnant when you can. You'll have 9 months to get ready. I ended up adopting 3 boys and spent 11 years in the 80's being a guinea pig for the blossoming infertility business. The only thing I could have done different, or better, with the information then available, was to push the system along more quickly. Every thing they do takes six-nine months of time. And we tend to ignore the havoc it wreaks on our bodies (injections, surgeries, yada yada yada) and our lives (hormones EVERYWHERE). Good luck and God Bless. My three boys are amazingly perfect pumpkins.
-- Ginny
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