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I was diagnosed with anti phosphalipid anti bodies, anti-cardiolipin Ab (lgG) 16 ,after having 5 pregnancies, 3 miscarriages. Also a bi-cornuate uterus. My 2nd pregnancy, (baby number one) 15 years ago at 30 weeks. I was put on disprin 150 mg daily and clexane injections 40 mg daily throughout my last pregnancy. I had a healthy baby boy 5 yrs ago. I am 41 yrs of age now, and have no idea if I should be medicated for this, and I don't know anything about it. Please make sence of this for me please.
Deanna
This discussion is related to anticardiolipin antibodies.
Deanna
This discussion is related to anticardiolipin antibodies.
Hi there.
You seem to have APAS (anti-phospholipid anti-body syndrome), and the complications and manifestations of this disease are treated mainly during pregnancy. Outside of pregnancy this may not need further treatment but I suggest you discuss this with your allergologist or specialist.
Wishing you all the best. Regards and God bless.
You seem to have APAS (anti-phospholipid anti-body syndrome), and the complications and manifestations of this disease are treated mainly during pregnancy. Outside of pregnancy this may not need further treatment but I suggest you discuss this with your allergologist or specialist.
Wishing you all the best. Regards and God bless.
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