PREGNANCY-BIRTH Messages for July, 1999: Re: current miscarriages

Re: current miscarriages

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Thu, 29 Jul 1999 22:34:50 -0500 (CDT)

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At Tue, 27 Jul 1999, mary wrote: >
>> Hello, I was just wondering if i could get someones opinion on my
>> unfortunate situation? I have been pregnant 4 times with one birth and
>> then three miscarriages. First miscarriage in Jan. 94, second in Jan.
>> 97, and third in July 97. oh my baby was born in 92. All with same
>> man. All miscarriages have happened between six to eight weeks. I have
>> had all the blood tests and a hysteroscopy and everything is normal. But
>> doc refuses to do a laporoscopy because he says that I am young enough
>> yet. I am a 26 year old healthy female. I do have problems with
>> ovarian cysts. I have alot of pain in my side(right mostly)where I
>> can't even stand to do dishes at times. I can't walk for long distances
>> or my side starts hurting. The doc doesn't feel I have endometreosis
>> but he also won't do anything to find out if I actually do, it is just
>> his opinion that I don't. My mother did and was never able to have
>> children after she had me because of endometreosis. I am just trying to
>> give you as much info as I possibly can and am just looking for some
>> advice. Thank You.
>
>I am so sorry for your losses. It is so heartbreaking to lose babies. :(
>
>I have never heard of age being a deciding factor in having a laparoscopy.
>I was under the understanding that the only definitive way to diagnose
>endometriosis was by laparoscopy. Given the family history, I would find a
>doctor who was more interested in finding an answer to your recurrent
>miscarriages.
>
>You said you had blood tests done. Do you know what tests were run exactly?
>This could mean anything from the basic thyroid and prolactin tests or the
>more in depth antiphospholipid testing.
>
>It wouldn't hurt to get a copy of your test results to see exactly what was
>tested.
>
>--
>Mary Shoup
>Pregnancy & Birth Coordinator
>mary.shoup@obgyn.net
>

i have had a complete blood work up that included checking my chromosone count and my husbands from a lupis anticoagulant basically every blood test was run and everything has come back normal. I am seeing a new doc on wednesday and hopefully i can get some different answers. Thank you very much for replying... samantha

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