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Default Hospital - 06-09-2008, 12:17 AM

So, I have been diagnosed with pre-eclampsia. . so I'm in the hospital for monitoring until my 37th week. . which is about 2 weeks away, and then HOPEFULLY they will be able to induce. . however, there is a chance I could go into labor beforehand. .it's an unknown.
The reason for the monitoring is that Pre-E can cause liver and kidney failure. . so. . it sucks. .
HOWEVER!!
I have internet access. . thank you lappy .
So, I should be able to come and go randomly. .but it's unsure. .I just wanted to let you all know. .

Aside from that. . here's some general info. on the condition:
Preeclampsia (say "pre-ee-clamp-see-ah"), which is also called toxemia, is a problem that occurs in some women during pregnancy. It can happen during the second half of pregnancy. Your doctor will look for the following signs of preeclampsia: high blood pressure, swelling that doesn't go away and large amounts of protein in your urine.


I have all of the symptoms, and my protein levels have only increased since I've been admitted.


What are the risks of preeclampsia to the baby and me?
Preeclampsia can prevent the placenta (which gives air and food to your baby) from getting enough blood. If the placenta doesn't get enough blood, your baby gets less air and food. This can cause low birth weight and other problems for the baby.

Most women with preeclampsia still deliver healthy babies. A few develop a condition called eclampsia (seizures caused by toxemia), which is very serious for the mother and baby, or other serious problems. Fortunately, preeclampsia is usually detected early in women who get regular prenatal care, and most problems can be prevented.


So. . now you all know. . take care sweeties. . and I will be able to talk to you randomly. . when the baby is here I'll post pictures ASAP




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