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Re: Severe IUGR studies - medical professionals From: angie (anonymous@obgyn.net) Fri, 27 Oct 2000 17:53:04 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: mollie: "Short Luteal Phase? Need some advice." Previous message: Mo: "One more question," In reply to: Kelly Shanahan, MD: "Re: Severe IUGR studies - medical professionals" Next in thread: Kelly Shanahan, MD: "Re: Severe IUGR studies - medical professionals" Reply: Kelly Shanahan, MD: "Re: Severe IUGR studies - medical professionals" At Sat, 7 Oct 2000, Kelly Shanahan, MD wrote: > >I'm not sure what you mean -- there's tons of info in hte meidical >literature on IUGR It seemed as though all the information pertained to IUGR babies who were also preemies. When I went to the web, I was hoping for women who had similar situations, but it seemed it was a lot of "my baby was IUGR too, born at 2lbs in my 30 week" or something along those lines. It was very difficult to find info on IUGR babies who weren't very early like that. Even the NICU doctors took some time trying to find information (but I must say, they persisted!) >Talk to the perinatologist who was involved in your care (I'm assuming >with such bad IUGR, you had a perinatla consult Yes, about 1-2 times a week fo three months! > >I am told she was extremely small for her gestational >>age and she is a pretty unusual case. > >That is an umderstatement!! Did you have high blood pressure? With my first, yes which develeped into pre-eclampsia, but with my second it was high, but not unusually so. Even so, they put me on baby asprin, they were willing to try anything. Otherwise, I met none of the "risk factors" >-- >M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG >South Lake Tahoe, CA > >This information is for educational purposes only and does not construe a doctor-patient relationship. It does not replace the need for you to consult your own doctor. > >***private e-mails will be deleted without reading. Please respect my family time > Next message: mollie: "Short Luteal Phase? Need some advice." Previous message: Mo: "One more question," In reply to: Kelly Shanahan, MD: "Re: Severe IUGR studies - medical professionals" Next in thread: Kelly Shanahan, MD: "Re: Severe IUGR studies - medical professionals" Reply: Kelly Shanahan, MD: "Re: Severe IUGR studies - medical professionals"

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