Preeclampsia
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OBGYN At Presby Dallas
Asked by B.R. from Dallas
on April 11, 2012
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I'm looking for a wonderful OBGYN at Dallas Presby. My last pregnancy I was on hospital bed rest and our child was born at 32 weeks. I want to make sure I do researc...
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- Dr. Ann Woodbridge with Health Central Women's Care at Presby Dallas is a good obgyn with experience in high risk pregnancies. I was on hospital bed rest for 10 weeks...
- I saw Dr. Chapman who use to be with Health Central where Dr. Griffith is located. All of the Dr.'s in this office are amazing. My daughter developed a kidney stone ...
- I know you said Presby Dallas, but, I can't recommend Julie Lo at UT Southwestern enough for high risk maternal and fetal medicine.
Tubal Reversal After Two Complicated Pregnancies...
Asked by H.L. from Lancaster
on December 22, 2007
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I had eclampsia with my first child. My second child was born at only twenty eight weeks. When they delivered my son by c section at only twenty eight weeks they sug...
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- When i had my last i almost dies(i hemmoraged(sp)really bad and needed emergency surgery)I was told by my dr's not to have anymore and since dh already had the big V d...
- I'm really sorry your doctor scared you into doing something like that. If I were you, I would go with your instincts. If you are willing to have another pregnancy a...
- I've heard of Dr's reccommending tubals while doing a cesarean, and I always think it is reprehensible. A person simply is not thinking clearly while they are having ...
I Started Losing My Mucus Plug at 35 Weeks....
Asked by L.P. from Portland
on October 20, 2010
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and it just hasn't ever stoped coming out! I feel like it is never going to end. I thought it was just some but seriously I have big clumps come out everyday. Anyone e...
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- If it is your first child then that is common. You can lose your plug one month before you deliver. Mine shed little by little until I went into labor.
- Yes it is very common. I have seen woman claim it is a sign you are going into labor but I don't think it is. When I had my kids I asked all of my OB's (3 different Dr...
- 34-36 weeks with all 3 pregnancies....followed by bedrest until 38 weeks. One time event for me, with just a little bit of spotting & lots of cramping.... & that's it.
Seeking Great Midwife (Or DR) for Pregnancy and Delivery of Second Baby
Asked by J.L. from Chicago
on July 13, 2009
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Hi moms, I live in between Oswego and Montgomery close to Aurora and my previous Midwife (from Women First) moved out of state, and I have a different insurance compan...
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- Hello, I have a client (I am a natural birth instructor) who lives near your area and she found a great practice of midwives called, West Suburban Women's Health Cente...
- You should talk to Rebecca L. She had a midwife and delivered at Mercy. She had a VERY minimal delivery (I know she'll tell you all about it). I have her email if y...
- Hi, Congratulations on your pregnancy! I highly recommend Karen Barr and Noreen Prukuski with Rush-Copley in Aurora. My pregnancy with them was great, both hav...
Who Is Your Ob/gyn in Bradenton/Sarasota
Asked by R.M. from Sarasota
on January 16, 2009
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I just got a pos HPT and am looking for a dr. Matta and lemay delivered my daughter and was going to go back to them, but have heard their attitudes have changed a lit...
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- Congratulations! Dr. Sullivan in Sarasota is WONDERFUL :) His practice includes other docs that are equally as good. The nurses and staff are a pleasure.
- I just had my second baby via repeat c-section by Dr. Martin (Gulfcoast OBGYN). I think she is just great and was willing to work with us instead of telling us how it...
- I was a high risk pregnancy and I loved Dr. Rivera at LWR OB/GYN. He as always amazingly friendly and took all the time I needed at appts. ###-###-####
High Risk OB
Asked by N.W. from Detroit
on January 29, 2009
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I am looking for recommendations for a high risk OB, preferably someone that has experience with HELLP syndrome. I have a 1 1/2 and 2 1/2 year old and had HELLP synd...
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- Dr. Mason, who works out of St. John's on Moross in Detroit is great! I had a really great experience with him when I had cholestasis of pregnancy, which is VERY rare...
- I have to recomend Dr. Mason as well! He delivered my first son and will be delivering my second son next week! I am diabetic (since I was 8), and at 36weeks with my...
- I am not sure the name but in Professional building one at St.John Detroit (Moross) suite 320 they have high risk OB's. I had to go when they thought they saw somethi...
Looking for a OBGYN Specializing in High Risk
Asked by A. from Dallas
on March 15, 2006
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Hi Moms!
I am looking for an OBGYN who specializes in High Risk pregnancies...preferably one who is associated with PRESBY Plano.
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- Dr. Traci Nivens at Presby Plano is who I would recommend for a general Ob and Dr. Michael Zaretsky for a perinatologist (high risk pregnancy expert) They are both wo...
- I would reccommend C. Edward Wells at Plano Presby. He works with a paranatologist (sp?) Dr. Albert they are all great doctors!
- Dr. Courtney Trylovich delivered my daughter she is fabulous and her office is at the hospital.
Is This Normal or Should I Be Concerned?
Asked by N.B. from Minneapolis
on November 16, 2009
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So it started yesterday. I went to lay down for a nap, and everytime I laid on my right side I would get this horrible pain in my abdomen. So I'd roll over, and it w...
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- N., You've probably already talked to the doc and I hope everything is okay. With my recent pregnancy, I had severe abdominal pain all over my belly that was not asso...
- You need to call the doctor and get in right away. Even if it is late when you read this, it is ok to call. A couple of things worry me... It could be some PIH going...
- I hope you have long called the DR. gallbladder pre - e placenta problems even appendicitis It's your Dr job get on the horn if you haven't already!! Conside...
Can a Woman with High Blood Pressure Can Have a Successful Pregnancy????
Asked by A.R. from New York
on February 4, 2012
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My sister is 40 years old and is pregnant (5 weeks) but she suffers from high blood pressure. Has anyone have any experience with a high blood pressure pregnancy? can ...
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- Absolutely! Kidneys control the blood pressure 95% of the time, so drinking plenty of water, keeping the electrolytes balanced and not drinking caffeine - basically ta...
- I had high blood pressure while I was pregnant. I am also overweight (not just slightly). LOL! The doctor watched me like a hawk while I was pregnant, mostly having...
- i had pregnancy induced high blood pressure.. I was in the ER at 28 weeks feeling horrible with bp of 150/100. I was put on a medicine.. and my blood pressure remain...
Looking for Info on Obs, Doulas, and Hospitals in SE PA
Asked by S.G. from Philadelphia
on February 23, 2010
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I live overseas but will be returning home to have my 5th child. I would love to have a midwife attended homebirth or birth center birth but unfortunately I am high r...
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- The Birth Center in Bryn Mawr is amazing. They are right across the street from Bryn Mawr Hospital so you can have your birth at either the Birth Center or the hospita...
- S.: I just gave birth to my second son at Montgomery Hospital on October of last year, and the staff is awesome. I come from giving birth to my first son at Mercy Sub...
- Hi, Stacy! I gave birth at Grand View Hospital 4 years ago. I was 47 at the time, and developed preeclampsia. I delivered 3 weeks early, still full term. I deliver...
