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Ultrasound shows features of chronic total radial artery occlusion with collateral flow in ulnar artery. can this affect pregnancy.
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Not likely BUT...: If the radial artery occlusion is an isolated finding, perhaps from an old injury, then there should be no risk to the pregnancy. However, if you are, or were, a very heavy cigarette smoker and especially if you are diabetic then your radial artery problem could be a symptom of a more general vascular pathology which could have a negative impact on your pregnancy.
Answered 7/12/2014
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