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A 33-year-old female asked:
13 wks preg. rubella serology: igg - serum =** positive, igg value=81.90 iu/ml, igm - serum=low positive, igg avidity=91.82 %. is it primary/reinfection? will amniocentesis @ 14 wks detect accurately if baby is ok? should i keep pregnancy/terminate
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Dr. Ralph Bolinganswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 39 years experience
Most likely: not a secondary infection. It is Rare to have secondary with rubella. So talk to your doctor about best plan, as negative fetal effects of rubella in pregnancy, need to be considered. Discussion about amniocentesis/keeping or terminating, need to be with your doctor.
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So close to birth: Hi
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I have been nauseous and extremely tired for the past months, also have severe stabbing pain iny lower right pelvic area ( not pregnant). Been to doctors but keep saying they can't figure out what it is. Also dizzy all the time?
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Im 6 weeks pregnant and im having sharp pains in my stomach is that normal ?
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Obstetrics and Gynecology 29 years experience
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A 18-year-old female asked:
Dermoid cyst in my ovary, I forget how big it is. Doctor wants me to get it removed but the surgeon said no. I still have it. Pregnancy apossibility?
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Dr. Bruce Younganswered
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Yes: Dermoids do not prevent pregnancy but the diagnosis should be confirmed by sonogams. Unless they are very large they usually will not cause problems, but they can twist or rupture so removal might be advisable & can be done laparoscopically before pregnancy.
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