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Re: Advice following severe pre-eclampsiaFrom: MBRIEX (mbriex@alienor.fr)Tue Nov 25 11:58:05 1997
---------- > De : Peter A Harris <PeteHarris@classic.msn.com> > A : Multiple recipients of list <ob-gyn-l@talk.obgyn.net> > Objet : Advice following severe pre-eclampsia > Date : lundi 24 novembre 1997 18:55 > > I am interested to hear what the rest of the globe > would advise a post-natal lady who had: > severe pre-eclampsia > HELLP > IUGR baby > LSCS at 31/40 > (let's NOT repeat old threads like "VBAC or Bust" > and "IUGR v. SFD" and defining severe PET) > My thoughts were: > Risk of recurrence 1 in 4 > Likely to be less severe or appear later > Take aspirin 75mg a day once pregnant > Risk increases with new partner but don't keep him just to keep the risk
> down! I agre with you but i'll add: Evaluation of renal function 2 or 3 month after delivery, look for lupus antibodies and anticardiolipin. If elevated no estroprogestative pill. If pregnant 150 mg aspirin a day from 14 to 35 weeks.
> Pete Harris O&G SpR (trainee) East Anglia UK (now in
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