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High risk pregnancy

2024-04-12 18:25:18
I already have a high risk pregnancy with large myoma currently 11 weeks about to end I have gall stones and grade 1 fatty liver as well will that affect the baby during delivery will be life threatening to me and baby ?
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Answered2024-04-13 07:07:14

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Answered2024-04-13 02:24:05

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Large myoma may give you problem. Gall Stone, fatty liver do not affect delivery.

Answered2024-04-13 01:49:33

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Gall stone and fatty liver as such have no impact during delivery. But myoma can be problematic. It depends on site, size and number of myomas

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