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maternal thrombophilias and newborn with pulmonary hypertension?
My last baby was born with persistent pulmonary hypertension of the
newborn. He was hospitalized for several weeks, but is now a healthy nine year old. Now that I am pregnant again, and diagnosed with compound hetero MTHFR, as well as PAI mutations, I am trying to find out if there is any way my genetic issues could have been a risk factor for my son's (previously unexplained) pulmonary issues at birth. My OB says it's unlikely, but it actually makes sense to me. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Katie |
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