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Re: Am I considered high risk pregnancy?

From: Dr. (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 31 Aug 2002 20:23:30 -0500 (CDT)


prenatal screeening should be done early in pregnancy in order to achieve better control of the gestation. If everything has gone on well until now, you shouldn't be so worried.

At Sat, 31 Aug 2002, Joan wrote: >
>I'm 33, 8 weeks pregnant. Both my mom and mother-in-law have
>miscarriage history (one in first trimester, and one in second
>trimester) but they weren't sure whether there was any genetic problems
>or the causes. Other siblings are healthy though (excpet one with type
>I diabetes). Do all these increase the risk of my pregnancy? So far
>everything in my pregnancy seems fine, except I have had some very light
>brief spotting in week 4 (possible the implanation spotting?) However,
>I'm feeling anexious and worried. Should I consider any prenatal
>screening? Thanks,
>
>--
>Joan
>

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