Re: Asherman's Syndrom

From: Malcolm Griffiths (Malcolm@mgriff22.demon.co.uk)
Thu Nov 7 14:08:05 1996


In message <3281099E.5437@AICI.COM>, Richard Grassy <Richard_Grassy@AICI.COM> writes >Would a previous history of Asherman's Syndrome and retained placenta be
>considered sufficient reasons to extend a post partum stay from 24 to
>48 hours to observe for possible bleeding after a subsequent delivery ?

Why ?

Surely if either of these "risk factors" were to be relevant they'd produce problems much earlier :-)

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