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I have one kid the pregnancy was normal and healthy. but after that 3 misscariges two of them at about week 6, one of them at about week 8 which is the recent one. my doctor did blood test for me he said every thing fine except one thing that i have high count in Platlet which is part of blood that can make clotting. then they bring another doctor (Methology doctor) but he said the Platlet count i have is high but not too much high, that he said it is not the cause of m/c. My Platlet Count is 1056 and the normal should be 300.
Is there any body who have same problem, so can share experience with me. sorry for the long detail
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AFAF,
I am so sorry to hear about your miscarriages. I know you posted this a while back but I wanted to share with you some information I found about normalizing your blood in order for the rest of your body processes to function properly, including pregnancy. I suggest you check out my blog at gogreenhealth d.o.t. blogspot d.o.t. commercial(com) for helpful prenatal vitamin and organic supplement information. You especially want to read the post called Go Green Prenatal and after birth; prenatal vitamins are here without a prescription! and view the informational teaching listed in this post. Dr. Bevacqua gives us some great tips to normalize your blood and to deal with constipation, nutrition, cravings, and hunger. She also talks a little bit about infertility and what she did to overcome it without synthetic medicine. I also have collected information from nutrition specialists here as well. And as an extra bonus, if you are a Go Green! person, then you will love what we have to offer. All moms, please take a couple of minutes and read up on the most up-to-date information science has given us to create healthy babies. I hope this helps!
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I would try one low-dose aspirin everyday. It helps keep your blood from being so sticky!! I had two miscarriages, then took one 81mg aspirin a day during the next pregnancy and I had my baby girl!
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