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Re: False PregnanciesFrom: bergr@is2.nyu.eduTue Dec 17 16:33:39 1996
At 11:11 AM 12/17/96 -0600, you wrote: >I Am not a doctor, but would like a simple explanation of why false >pregnancies occur. I have a friend who has a growth or polyp(?) on her >uterus. Does this have anything to do with it? > Well, I am a doctor, and as a doctor, I am well aware (as are most of my colleagues in the world of patient care) of the pitfalls in spoon-feeding the young and impressionable. May I suggest that you spend an afternoon in your nearest library and research the topic. Some starting points: 1) Index Medicus; 2) Medline (if you have access through your library), or; 3) Cunningham, et al., Williams Obstetrics, 19th Edition, Appleton & Lange, 1993. Good luck! _____________________________________________________ Robert E. Berg, M.D. _____________________________________________________ Scranton born, Bellevue trained; that's not necessary officer, I'll come along quietly....
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