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Re: PREGNANCY: PPROM in subsequent pregnancies

From: bea (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 9 Jun 2008 14:43:30 -0500 (CDT)

There are some who believe that there may be a nutritional component to PROM. I've heard of midwives recommending Alfalfa supplements to fortify the amniotic sac. I doubt there is any research on this but might be worth pursuing if you have a knowledgeable midwife in your area.

At Sun, 8 Jun 2008, ranna wrote: >
>I had my first son 4 years ago and had PROM at 35 weeks and 5 days. I
>am currently 25 weeks pregnant and wonder what the chances are that PROM
>will occur again?
>Is there anything I can do to reduce the risks? I unfortunately smoked
>during my first pregnancy, which I know there is a strong connection
>between smoking and PROM, and I have not smoked during this pregnancy
>(nor will I ever again!) The only suggestion my doctor gave was not to
>fly or drive for long distances because I started getting braxton hicks
>at 18 weeks, however, my OB said not to worry about them.
>I appreciate any advice!

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