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Q: Low Hormone Level During Pregnancy

asked by: punkin404 on February 20th, 2007

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My daughter, who has recently found out that she was pregnant, was called by her Dr. to come back for some more blood work. They told her that her hormone level was very low. Does anyone know what this could mean?

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Bridget

replied on February 20th, 2007

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it could mean she's not as far along as she thought or she's miscarrying. i don't know if there are any other reasons, there might be.

oh_mommy

replied on February 20th, 2007

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sorry but i have no clue, she should ask her doctor..

When i was pregnant i had a high hormone level which they thought might mean my baby could have downs syndrom, turns out he didnt. but it could have something like possible defects or something in low hormone.. but dont trust me too much because im just saying if high could mean defects then why cant low?

you can always call a nurse and ask what it could mean, im sure a nurse would know alot more then we would

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