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Re: acute fatty liver in pregnacy

From: annie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 21 Feb 1998 08:13:10 -0600 (CST)


At Sat, 26 Jul 1997, Dr wrote: >
>At Sat, 26 Jul 1997, Heather wrote:
>>
>>My friend\sisiter-in-law gave birth to a boy on 7-22.
>>Weeks prior to delivery she was in pain and quite swollen.
>>
>>Just after delivery she went down hill.
>>SHe had liver and kidneys starting to fail plus blood problems.
>>After being air lifted to a more qualified hospital she was diagnosed
>>with "acute fatty liver of pregnacy".
>>SHe just got out of ICU and is still not out of the woods yet.
>>We are looking for any and all inforamtion on this disease.
>>
>--
>Heather,
>
>Acute fatty liver of pregnancy or Sheehan's disease is a severe
>disease... before the delivery. The risk is for the baby especially,
>before the delivery. After the delivery the disease disappears alone.
>The risk must be discussed for another pregnancy and for hormonal
>contraception.
>
>--
>Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF
>AIHP - ACCA
>Paris - France
>http://www.obgyn.net/corresp/cristalli.htm
>

--
I also have a friend who complained to her ob
that she was having pain. OB said baby was laying on sciatic
nerve. She woke up in her 34/35 week with black eyes.
they did a c-section, she went into cardiac arrest and
was flown to another hospital where they did a liver
transplant while she was in a coma. she was breathing on her
own but is now having kidney failure and is on a respirator.
why didn't the doctor catch this sooner? she is dying as i
write this and it is very heartbreaking. I'm scared too,
because I am 11 weeks pregnant and diabetes runs in my family.
does fatty liver have to do with gestational diabetes? help!





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