Preventing Miscarriage: any precautions? Posted: 01-22-07 06:20am
iam forty i just found out iam pregnant
got a blood test on the 14th of january
the sbhcg level is 605 mah last period was
on dec 8th and mytsh is 4.3 ug/dl t4 is
11.2ug/dl t3 is 1.2ug/dlblood sugar is 13
mg/dl iam travelling so want to know mah
risk of this pregnancy i will be going
home mid feb what are the precautions i
shld take so there is no complications
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Pregnancy Answer A2203 Posted: 01-26-07 10:54am
During normal pregnancies, the level of
HCG in the blood doubles every 2 days.
There is a risk for a possible miscarriage
if the HCG-levels do not increase by at
least for 60% after 2 days. You must
measure HCG-levels in the blood once every
2 days to draw a conclusion about the
risksfor possible miscarriage. TSH, T4 and
glucose data tells us nothing about the
pregnancy. You can’t do anything to
prevent a miscarriage if it intends to
happen.
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