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I just found out that i am pregnant. i have been diagnosed with antiphospholippid syndrome. i had 4 miscarriages. should i see rheumatologist or gynecologist?
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Miscarriage x4: Anti-phospholipid syndrome should be followed in pregnancy by an obstetric maternal fetal medicine (MFM) board certified specialist. Ask your gyn provider to refer you to a university academic department of OB/GYN, and they will have a MFM physician to whom to refer you. You will need constant monitoring and treatment with anti-coagulation medications.
Answered 1/10/2019
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