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If you had twins at 32 weeks 13 years ago. are you consider high risk with a pregnancy now. they think i should get progesterone spots because of that?
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Technically: Technically you are at high risk because you have had a preterm birth. However, it is fairly common for twins to deliver early. Whether or not it is appropriate for you to use progesterone, is a conversation you need to have with your OB, and possibly an MFM doctor.
Answered 5/13/2014
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Not high risk: Don't think you are at high risk at age 30 if you get pregnant again. Don't think you need Progesterone although you could use it for birth control if wanted.
Answered 6/30/2014
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