WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for November, 2002: Re: just reposting...seeing if i can get any more opinions =)

Re: just reposting...seeing if i can get any more opinions =)

From: lor (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 30 Nov 2002 18:52:54 -0600 (CST)

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At Sat, 30 Nov 2002, Another wrote: >
>At Sat, 30 Nov 2002, kelli wrote:
>>
>><snipped>I have 2 questions. 1-is
>>there a benefit to me to go on b/c for a few months and then try again
>>or do i have the same odds if i just went ahead and tried again? 2-Is my
>>Dr. correct in dismissing the tests because he KNOWS the reasons for
>>the m/c's? I can get pregnant easily, just not keep them. I WOULD LIKE
>>ANY PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OR ADVICE. IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO GIVE,
>>PLEASE GIVE, NO MATTER WHAT IT IS. thank you all so much. :) Kelli
>
>HI Kelli,
>I'm sorry you are going through so much heartbreak. I really can't
>address your first question, not sure how that would help if you are
>already ovulating and can get pregnant, but if your doctor "knows" the
>reason, what does he propose you do about this? If it is lack of
>progesterone, does he recommend you supplement with Prometrium? It
>sounds as if you could benefit from a consulation with a Perinatal
>Specialist about staying pregnant, or a Reproductive Endocrinologist, if
>it is a progesterone issue, to give you another perspective. Ask your
>insurance company how you would go about this with or without your
>current doctor's blessing. Of course, it would be better if he agreed
>to your seeking a second opinion, but that should not preclude your
>ability to get one.
>Good Luck and hope things get better soon!
>
>--
>AA
>
>A licenced medical professional in transit to computer professional.
>Kelli,

My friend went through 2 m/c. Her Dr had her taking baby asprin through the first 3 months. She was able to carry the 3rd up to 33 weeks. He is now a healthy 10 month old. I agree you should find a different Dr who deals with these problems. Good luck, don't give up because of what one Dr tells you.

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Lor

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