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Q: rubella and birth problems

asked by: jone on February 10th, 2008

New User

Rubella IGG plz help me Crying or Very sad

Hi plz help me I will be great full my wife have a rubella igg and we r parents of 3 child
But know we only have 3 years daughter. Due to some unknown problem both of my son got died and know my wife is pregnant again so I am warred about our coming baby my wife age is 25years old and we have a 3 year daughter when my baby get birth 3of them was having some problem(infection of lungs, heart beat, blood problem)and my 2nd son who was clear by doctors he was perfectly all right and he got died after 12 hours of doctors clearance .so once again I don’t want to loose my baby me and my wife r first cousin I am really disturb plz tell me how can save my coming baby I will be grateful.

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newmommy07

replied on February 13th, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

well first off have every test donethat you can or can afford, if u cant afford them all to be done look into state for help. usually tests run for pregnant mothers can detect all sorts of things, even genetic disorders. Have her see her dr a lil more then reg. ppl do to have everything closly watched. tell the dr. your past with the other 2 children so they have an idea what to look for. Ima pray for you guys. seeing you guys are 1st cousins, maybe its a genetic thing or w/e they cal it, seeing your bloodline is very close, make sure the dr knows about that factor also. goodluck!

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