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!!From: Rafael Haciski MD (haciski@earthlink.net)Mon Apr 24 00:41:42 2000
And what insight gives you the knowledge that the pregnancy is "biologically doomed" and not caused by dropping progesterone levels/dailing corpus luteum function?? Why, is this not the premise behind RU-486 abortifacient? Is it not know that removing the corpus luteum in early pregnancy (thus removing the source of progesterone) leads to a spontaneous abortion? I think that such absolute dogmatism as you espouse in your note is without any justification. On the contrary, if there is suggestion that there may be a failing of the corpus luteum function, progesterone supplementation may eliminate it and possibly save the pregnancy. Certainly, it will not save a pregnancy that is failing from other cause, but the patient is well aware of that, and in no way deluded by false hope!
-- Rafael Haciski, MD FACOG Gynecology and Infertility Associates Baltimore, MD 410-825-0020 web......http://www.IVF-MD.com e-mail..GIA@IVF-MD.com
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