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Can women with a liver transplant have children?
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Yes: Yes, has been done. Children from mothers taking immunosuppression are often small for gestational age and deliver prematurely (less that 40 weeks). Need to be under the care of both the transplant specialist and a high risk obstetrician.
Answered 2/3/2013
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