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Antiphospholipid syndrome following healthy pregnancy
by ddtaysjn, Jun 18, 2008 12:15PM
Is it possible to have developed antiphospholipid syndrome after having a healthy pregnancy and baby? I have a 15 month old baby. My pregnancy was healthy and my baby weighed 9 lbs. In the last 6 months
I suffered 2 miscarriages. Is it possible that these miscarriages were caused by APS even though I have had a successful pregnancy, or can I rule out APS as a cause of my miscarriages? I also wonder if inherited thrombosis can also be ruled out as a cause of my miscarriages due to my previous healthy pregnancy. Would it be possible to have an inherited coagulation disorder and have had a healthy pregnancy? We are trying to determine what tests we should do in trying to determine a possible cause for my micarriages. My mother had an unexplained stillbirth. Thank you.
I suffered 2 miscarriages. Is it possible that these miscarriages were caused by APS even though I have had a successful pregnancy, or can I rule out APS as a cause of my miscarriages? I also wonder if inherited thrombosis can also be ruled out as a cause of my miscarriages due to my previous healthy pregnancy. Would it be possible to have an inherited coagulation disorder and have had a healthy pregnancy? We are trying to determine what tests we should do in trying to determine a possible cause for my micarriages. My mother had an unexplained stillbirth. Thank you.
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by LauraB78, Jun 18, 2008 01:19PM
I have no answers at all as I am totally unfamiliar w/ this, but I wanted to **BUMP** this in cse anyone else may have some insight?
by ddtaysjn, Jun 18, 2008 07:42PM
Thank you Laura. My apologies everyone - I did not mean to tag this with "seizure disorder".
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