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Re: MY RECENT DIAGNOSIS

From: M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 01:08:31 -0600 (CST)


At Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Teresa wrote: >
>I WAS RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH FACTOR V LEIDEN, AFTER MY RECENT PREGNANC LOSS DUE TO A CORD ACCIDENT. AUTOPSY SHOWED BLOOD CLOTS IN CORD AND PL CENTA. THIS IS MY SECOND LOSS, BUT I HAVE HAD TWO SUCCESSFUL PREGNANCIE .

I'm glad you have 2 children, not to make up for your losse, but to remind you why you tried to have other children in the first place

MY QUESTION NOW IS, SINCE THIS LOSS ON DEC. 18, 2000, I HAVE NOT HAD MENSTRUATION. I AM OVERWEIGHT, AND HAVE HAD IRREGULAR MENSES IN PAST, ND HAD TO USE CLOMID TO GET PREGNANT. SHOULD I BE WORRIED ABOUT LACK OF MENSES?

you should have started mentruating again by now, so you do need to see your doctor

MY RESEARCH ON FACTOR V LEIDEN SHOWS THAT USING ANY HORMONAL RE LACEMENTS CAN BE DETREMENTIAL(RE:USING MEDICATION TO BRING ON MENSES) P EASE ADVISE. THANK YOU! TERI WRIGHT

usually progesterone or derivatives are used to bring on a period -- it is estrogen that is linked to the increased risk of blood clots in women with Factor V Leiden mutation

--
M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG
South Lake Tahoe, CA

author, Your Over-35 Week-by-Week Pregnancy Guide

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