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Re: consecutive third miscarriageFrom: Dr. John Provatopoulos B.Sc. M.D.C.M. F.R.S.C. (johnprov@sympatico.ca)Sun Feb 9 06:37:49 2003
At Sat, 8 Feb 2003, muzna wrote: > >dear All whom may read, >i am doctor myself .just a week back i had my third miscarriage.i have >been married 3 yrs now this was my third pregnancy .everything goes >normal in the first trimester , the problem starts around the second >trimester. the first one i miscarried at 17 weeks , we thought it was >cervical incomptence, in the second pregnancy we had frequent ultrasound >to check cervical length , & everything was normal .but i broke my water >bag in the 15 week ..this time i even had a cerclage done at 13 week & >was on progesterone & complete bed rest but lost the pregnancy at 21 >weeks ..all 3 babies were well formed boys.My husband & i have got our >chromosomes tested but everything normal .i was tested for >antiphospholipase c & protein C & S but everything is normal .still we >can't understand the cause of these targedies. please if anyone has an >idea what might be happening just write to me. both of us r very >worried as what to do in future.Thanxs . If there where minimal symptoms of labor, then after ruling out a uterine septum or other uterine anomaly then it is most likely cervical incompetence, unfortunately cerclage is usually not successful though overall it helps slightly.
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Take care, John
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