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obstetic cholestasisFrom: Jessica (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 31 Mar 2003 18:42:05 -0600 (CST)
At Sun, 30 Mar 2003, Jessica wrote: > >At Fri, 28 Mar 2003, Jessica wrote: >> >>I have had obstetric cholestasis during three pregnancies. All of my >>pregnancies, the doctor said that my symptoms of all over itching was >>normal due to hormonal changes and dry skin. They never actually >>diagnosed me with the disease. My last baby ended with stillbirth at 38 >>weeks with no explained cause, which I believe was due to the disease. I >>had severe itching this pregnancy, worse than the last pregnancies but >>it started at the 36 weeks whereas the other times it was around 30-32 >>weeks. The itching was worse in my hands and feet, that is why I am >>convinced I carry the disease. If I were to get pregnant again, what >>could I do to convince the doctors that I have a serious illness? What >>are my chances of another stillbirth due to the disease? By the way: I >>have had three different doctors and they all think that my itching >>problem was insignificant. They never ran blood tests on me to detect >>the disease. Thanks in advance! >> >>-- >>Jessica >>lil angel Jaden 3-19-03 >>
-- Jessica
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