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Re: What would you do, new caseFrom: Garry E. Siegel (garrys@atl.mindspring.com)Sat Jan 11 12:04:41 1997
>I thought the question was whether to cover with mag sulfate during labor. >Pre-eclampsia is an indication for MgSO4; sbp 140 and 1+ proteinuria is not, >IMHO. > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Bob Woolley
>--Ed Anger (columnist for the Weekly World News) My bad. I thought you were questioning the decision to deliver her. With respect to the MgSO4, I grew up like Dan did, using Mg on everyone (see his post on this). However, I think that her diagnosis lies somewhere between normal and mild preeclampsia, and I would tend *not* to use Mg in this woman who has been sitting at home for 2 weeks, and now is being induced because she is reasonably favorable at 40 weeks, with nothing else changed. However, I would not fault someone (Dan) if they did Mag her. Garry
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