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trichomonisis in pregnancy

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PostPosted: 10/01/06 - 09:18    Post subject: trichomonisis in pregnancy Vote now! Reply with quote
me and my partner have had a problem with getting rid of thrichomonisis for a while. we both thought we had gotten rid of it and then i fell pregnant. i gave birth to our baby boy at 22 weeks and he didnt survive, Sad i was told i had and infection in my blood and dont yet know what it is. can trichomonisis cause women to go into labour early?
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