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Re: Spotting CD17 on Clomid.....help?!?! FOR ANGELFrom: kerry (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 2 Oct 2002 17:03:21 -0500 (CDT)
>>coould be abnormally developed corpus leuteum with irregular >>progesterone secretion.check cervix to rule out lesion in the cervix as >>it is another possibility >> >>-- >>SAmir Fouad Aziz >>Assist Professor OB.Gyn >>Director Gyn.oncology >>Al-Azhar University-Egypt >>Editorial advisor OBgyn.net(P&B,Gyn.Oncology) >> >>This is for teaching purposes only >> >******Thanks for the reply! I'm sorry to ask, but what exactly does that >mean in lymen terms?? It has stopped now, yesterday, same amounts of >blood...only it was not bright red, rather a brown color, like the >begining or end of a period. There has been minor cramping, not bad >though. The dr is yet to call, I have left a second message today. I >really appreciate yur advice. >Angel Hello Angel, I am not a dr, but a woman who has just had a succesful pregnancy following m/c and as a result have been down the path of having progesterone checked and have built up a little knowledge along the way.. I think that the dr means that the corpus luteum (the part from which the egg breaks away from in a normal pregnancy) may not be developed properly, so the progesterone it is releasing may not be of a high enough or constant level. And the 'lesion' to the cervix is a fancy way of sayin a little scratch or normal variation/softening of the cervix which can happen in pregnancy. Hope this helps and good luck and congratulations Best wishes,
-- kerry
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