Re: -POST, PLS. ANSWER - DEFINE 'ABNORMAL' PREGNANCY, PLEASE.

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At Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Elaina wrote: >
>I had asked a question earlier on this forum regarding prometrium. I
>was prescribed prometrium at 2 months pregnant because I had bled for a
>few days and after they tested my progesterone level, I was only 9.1. I
>asked if the prometrium would actually help sustain the pregnancy to
>term. The answer I received was that if my level of progesterone was
>just low, this supplement would help and all should be okay. However,
>if the pregnancy was "abnormal" then no, the taking of prometrium did
>not guarantee the pregnancy from miscarriage. Please define abnormal
>medically. Would bleeding pink and red one day and then brown three
>more days constitute an "abnormal" pregnancy at 2 months along? Thanks,
>e-

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Tufts University School of Medicine

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