PCOS-MEDICATION Messages for July, 2002: Re: Tests for miscarraige

Re: Tests for miscarraige

From: kim

anonymous@obgyn.net

Sun, 28 Jul 2002 10:24:40 -0400

Microplasma - is a bacteria in the cm - which makes getting pregnant harder, and m/c more common. I had this for my first few years ttc before someone tested me.

It is a good idea to be tested for that.

KIM(30 SOMETHING)dh SCOTT- JUST A BABE AT ONLY 30

DX - PCOS/IR, hyperinsulinenmeia, thyroid failure, depression, infertility with repeated m/c.

7m/c's 8 babies. TTC#1 - forever!!! Last 6 straight with IF meds till May 2002. Finally O'ing with met alone!!

Meds - Metformin 2500, synthyroid, wellbutrin, 81mg asprin, 1mg folic acid, vitamens C&E&daily.

>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (Benny)

>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net

>To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS-MEDICATION

>Subject: Re: Tests for miscarraige

>Date: Sun, 28 Jul 2002 03:17:20 -0500

>Hello Dr. Sam,

>The chromosamal tests came back normal.

>Since I am a Pcoser, I have been taking 1500 mg of Met. during

>pregnancy. Only thing I was on and stopped half way through was baby

>aspirin.

>Ladies, Doctors, Any suggestions on what I should test.

>Thanks,

>Benny

> >

> >Hi Benni,

> >

> >The most common cause of m/c is chromosomal, so I wonder whayt was the result of the chromosomal test.

> >But if you are PCOSer, then the underlying insulin resistence may also be a factor. If so, you should take insulin sensitizers and continue on it during pgy

> >Looking forward to your answer

> >

> >Sam

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