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28yrs female with high bp and sle and high level of uric acid , first pregnancy aborted due to heart block in fetus.successful pregnancy possible?
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Pregnancy: The issue is likely related to her sle. She should be seeing a high risk OB and a good rheumatologist.
Answered 6/24/2014
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