Re: Pregnancy ANNA

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Dear , Sounds like your Drs are really on top of things. The MRI

approach is really progressive (lots of Drs dont do it) but it is a great

teast ... more effective than a sono looking for the same problems... and NO

harm to the baby. I wish you the best of luck. The ionly thing I can offer

is to try and take it easy as much as possible! It seems that almost all of

us pregnant asherman women have at some point had bleeding and bed rest....

maybe its advisable to do as much bed rest as possible for all of us... who

knows.... Thinking of you and wishing you the best! LOL

>

>Reply-To: Ashermans

>To: Ashermans

>Subject: Pregnancy Update

>Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2001 22:01:32 -0500

>

>I've been VERY behind with reading all the postings and responding. I

>read the last few digests in an effort to be somewhat up to date. I pray

>daily for all of you.

>

>I thought I would send an update on my pregnancy. I am now entering week

>15. Last appointment with OB group I was told I would be " high risk "

>particulary for placenta accreta. I feel relieved that they are not

>treating my case as a normal pregnancy. We knew the risks before we

>decided to TTC. They are requesting my medical records from my first

>pregnancy to see where the placenta implanted. They will feel

>comfortable if it is not in the same spot. I was also told that an MRI

>could be done to check whether the placenta implanted into the muscle.

>This was also encouraging to hear. I will have an AFP blood test in a

>few weeks and my next appointment is on 05-Sept. I will update you again

>as I learn more.

>

>Thanks and good luck to you all.

>

>Love,

>

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