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Re: preclampsia&toxemiaFrom: Abby (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 23 Dec 2002 13:48:28 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 23 Dec 2002, anonymous wrote: > >At Mon, 23 Dec 2002, Hope wrote: >> >>At Mon, 23 Dec 2002, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >>> >>>i dissagree..i ate very well with all 3 pregnancies .no junk food no caffiene >>>took vitamins..iron you name it ..and i got preeclampsia/toxemia all 3 times >>>.there are no known cause why this happens some of us just get it..i have >>>been to many specialists and have been told the same thing...its just one of >>>those medical mysteries..but i know for sure it wasnt diet related in my case >> >>Glad you ate well! >> >>Nevertheless, if at the first signs of pre-eclampsia you eat lots of >>protein for three days it will prevent it. For those three days it >>doesn't matter if you get any carbohydrates, as long as you eat tons of >>protein. It's worked every time. >> >>-- >>Hope-- Childbirth educator > >>This is total nonsense. What is a "childbirth educator" anyway? Where do you teach and what are your credentials? Anyone, even without any credentials, can be a "childbirth educator." If employed by a hospital, a childbirth educator usually has to be an R.N. Anyone seeing a "childbirth educator" should know exactly what they are paying for, or they could put themselves and the baby at risk. And anyone with pre-eclampia shouldn't play around with a diet- they need medical help ASAP.
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