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Re: a profuse vaginal discharge during pregnancy From: james connerth (babydoc@apex.net) Mon Feb 8 08:37:53 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "Re: New HELLP case (was: Steroids and HELLP Syndrome)" Previous message: Catalin Popescu: "Re: OB:Positive RPR, negative FT-ABS" Maybe in reply to: Tim or Jude Kurokawa: "a profuse vaginal discharge during pregnancy" Next in thread: Dr. Fatih Demirtola: "Re: a profuse vaginal discharge during pregnancy" Also vividly remember similar case with primary herpes cervicitis -twins @19 wks--profuse watery voluminous discharge-had systemic signs/sx--persisted 4-6 days.Preg. was del.@37 wks-no problems.Try and see pt when "pouring down leg." "Robert J. Woolley" wrote: > In message <008801be52ac$9766c5a0$582887d0@timkurok> writes: > > > > I am stumped, but told her I would ask the collective minds of the list. > > For now, I am saying pelvic rest, watch for fever, call me at any time. > > > > Only time I've seen this was in a pregnant woman with primary herpes. But pain > was overwhelming then. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Woolley > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > St. Paul, Minnesota > > "The measure of an education is that you acquire some idea > of the extent of your ignorance." > > -- Christopher Hitchens > (Harper's, November 1998) Next message: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "Re: New HELLP case (was: Steroids and HELLP Syndrome)" Previous message: Catalin Popescu: "Re: OB:Positive RPR, negative FT-ABS" Maybe in reply to: Tim or Jude Kurokawa: "a profuse vaginal discharge during pregnancy" Next in thread: Dr. Fatih Demirtola: "Re: a profuse vaginal discharge during pregnancy"

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