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Re: Tocoysis.From: dahmd@gate.netThu Oct 19 21:56:39 1995
In general I do not use tocolytics before 20 weeks. However, I had a patient not too long ago who had a "difficult" 16 week genetic amnio performed by another doctor, who made about 10 attempts to get fluid. The patient showed up in triage with a lot of cramping, no signs of chorioamnionitis, and a normal ultrasound and heart rate, so I gave her Indocin. I don't know if this was the "right" thing to do, but it sure stopped her cramps! D. Ashley Hill, M.D. dahmd@gate.net
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