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(no subject)From: croure@ibm.netSat Aug 19 20:43:04 2000
>>----- Original Message ----- >From: K Dew <kdew@bellsouth.net> > >> I always get weight, dip the urine, bp (left side), fundal height, fetal >> heart tones by Doppler, check for edema. > > I do not weigh mothers. I feel that there is hardly anything one can >do if the mother gains or does not gain weight. I check the fundal height >and if there is any suspicion of IUGR, order an ultrasound scan. > While typing this, I just thought - why do we look for edema? Does it >change our management. After all, nearly 85% of women have edema in >pregnancy. > > Rupak Ranjan Roy >MRCOG You forgot to mention "dip the urine". That is also useless as a routine Carlos
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