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Re: 1st Miscarriage - protocol question

From: Lynn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 3 Apr 2002 22:02:32 -0600 (CST)


Hi Sara, I just wanted to tell you I'm sorry. I know it's a really difficult thing you are going through. I'm in somewhat the same boat as far as stats go - 36.5 years old, have a healthy 17 mo. old and had my first miscarriage in January at 8.5 weeks. They didn't do any testing at all on me either, it was just assumed that it was 'one of those things' - probably genetic given my age, but miscarriages are so common, who knows? I think I agree with the last poster who said she'd get some testing done were it to happen a second time, given our 'advanced ages'. ; )

Take care, you're not alone in this. -Lynn F.

At Wed, 3 Apr 2002, Sara wrote: >
>Good afternoon. I just found out that I had a "missed abortion". I was
>11 weeks pregnant. It appears the baby stopped developing 2 1/2 weeks
>ago, however, the gestational sac was said to be 11 week's size. I have
>had one successful full-term pregnancy with no problems 2 years ago. I'm
>in my late thirties and started menstruating at a very early age (i'm
>not sure if that matters...). What is the typical medical protocol
>following a miscarriage - considering my history? My doctor believes
>this is just one of those flukes of nature. She hasn't offered any type
>of testing. Is this standard procedure?
>
>Thank you,
>Sara




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