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Anti phospholipid syndrome (APS)
Hi , I'm married and planning for kids from last 4 years but ended up with miscarriages in early stages only . My periods are normal and all my reports related to scan and thyroid are normal within limits only. I stay in abroad and recently doctor has done anti phospholipid syndrome test and in that I got following results
Anti cardiolipin lgG as positive
Anticardiolipin lgM as negative
Anti- B2 glycoprotein I lgG as positive
Anti- B2 glycoprotein I lgM as negative
Lupus anti coagulation as Negative
Here process of doctor and medical appointment is slow in the current country ..can someone tell me is it major problem to get conceive? Do we have some medication to cure this ..can someone explain me
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Dr. Aitha Sindhu
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Khammam
Your apla test is positive..you have to be started on anticoagulants as soon as your pregnancy is confirmed.
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