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Can a baby sufficate in the womb? from Cervical Cancer? |
I know someone who claimed to be pregnant and had a miscarriage. She said the miscarriage was caused by her cervical cancer. Thats the term she used "suffocate" but maybe smothered or something along those lines? Cancer may have caused a miscarriage but I am not 100% sure. I don't think the baby could suffocate. Sometimes miscarriages happen as a result of abnormalties in the fetus. "Suffocation" could be her way of saying the baby became oxygen deprived, which can definitely happen in pregnancy. Oxygen is obtained by the baby through the blood, through the placenta and umbilical cord. Several kinds of complications could cause a condition which lead to impaired circulation to the baby, meaning oxygen depravation and eventually death. It's possible that something with the cervical cancer might be involved, but not exactly sure how or what. No the baby wouldn't suffocate in the womb. They are in-closed in the amniotic sac... |
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Cancer may have caused a miscarriage but I am not 100% sure. I don't think the baby could suffocate. Sometimes miscarriages happen as a result of abnormalties in the fetus. ...You need to follow through with whatever diagnostic procedures your doctor recommends. It is likely that you will need to undergo a biopsy of the suspicious cervical tissue as a next step. What... first they will try scrapping the cancerous cells off of your cervix. if that does not work they will have to remove a part of your cervix (the cancerous section). my mother was diagnosed wi... Yeah, you can still get it. I wasn't a virgin when I got it. ...Many people will say cervical cancer can be prevented, (see the New York Times page on cervical cancer, ugh) but I absolutely despise that statement. It does not give a true picture of reality. ... I had my 3rd one today as well . . . and I don't know, but it felt a ton more painful than before! COMPLETELY worth it though. ...She has had cancer 5 years and NOW you wonder what she should do? She should get it treated and not be pregnant. ...id say the cervical cancer one. But ask the person giving them to you not to tell you which is which. you'll be able to tell. if your getting the injections one by one, hold the ear opposi... |
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