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Blood thinners in pregnancy
Hi, I had oligohydroamnios with my first pregnancy. I felt discharge but thought of it as normal pregnancy discharge. Next scan revealed i had no amniotic fluid and doctor terminated my pregnancy. Doctor gave me few tests, TORCH, APLA and ANA. I got APTT as 38 seconds, ANA weak positive, 1:100, nucleolar, speckled and homogeneous pattern, beta 2 glycoprotein as 14. 6 equivocal AU/ml , doctor told i am at risk of developing clots. So I need to be on blood thinner injections everyday for 9 months. Do i have to compulsory get this injections or is there any other way? Please help. Thanks in advance.
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It's better to get the injections so that you can have a successful pregnancy.
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