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My wife is 7 months pregnant. she has antiphosphilid syndrome. however she went for bloods, and antiph syndrome is not active at present. what does this mean? is is gone? should she stop taking meds? does she have to take meds after pregnancy
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Collaboration: These important questions call for collaboration between her hematologist and her obstetrician. My impression is that she'll require treatment during pregnancy and afterwards as well as the threat and consequences of thromboembolic events is too risky. Anticoagulant therapy during pregnancy calls for expert supervision.
Answered 10/25/2020
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