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Hello,

Some weeks ago I lost my baby at 21 weeks gestation age due to premature labor because of Subchoreonic bleeding. I have heard that there is a chance of this condition repeating in subsequent pregnancies. Therefore I need help with info and ideas about proactive steps to take. Medicine does not know much about this condition so the approach most of the time is 'wait and see'.

I have already purchased the Enzymes and the Fertility Cleanse from this website, but I need more ideas please. If you can help me I will appreciate it very much.

Thank you.

Hi formyangel,

I am so sorry for your loss! This must be a difficult time for you. I like that you are thinking ahead and being proactive to take steps and choices to hopefully prevent this in the future!

"A good 20 percent of pregnant women will experience some kind of bleeding early in pregnancy, though it’s often hard to tell what’s causing the problem. Subchorionic hematomas are even harder to pick up because they don’t always result in noticeable spotting or bleeding, especially when they’re small." *

The first thing that comes to mind is diet/nutrition! Make sure you are eating a very healthy diet, rich in whole foods combined with a whole food mulivitamin. We like Baby and Me Multivitamin.

The Zymessence sounds like a great idea. Zymessence reduces Immunological response. Zymessence also helps to prevent the body from rejecting the fetus as a foreign invader by balancing the immune response. It also reduces blood clotting naturally and cleanses the blood.

Another supplement you may want to consider is L-Arginine. L-Arginine is an amino acid that promotes the synthesis of Nitric Oxide(NO). Nitric Oxide is naturally produced by the body and is important for blood dilation, increases blood flow to the uterus, ovaries.

Self Fertility Massage, Castor Oil Packs, Meditation and Counseling are other steps you may want to take.

*http://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/pregnancy-health/complications/subchorionic-bleeding.aspx

Best Wishes,

Dalene

Dear Dalene thank you for everything you wrote in your reply. I really appreciate your help and advise.

I have a couple of questions. If you can answer them please I would be grateful.

Can Zymessence be taken while pregnant? Should the dosage be the same as in while not pregnant?

How much L-Arginine should I take while non-pregnant and while pregnant?

When you say "and is important for blood dilation" what does blood dilation means? Is it like dilution?

Thank you so much again for your immense help.

nina

Hi formyangel,

Dilation (of blood vessels)
Definition:
The opening up or enlargement of the blood vessels that is controlled by the action of certain hormones on the muscular lining of the vessels.

This allows more or less blood to flow to particular limbs or organs in response to variations in factors such as activity and temperature.*

*http://www.greenfacts.org/glossary/def/dilation-blood-vessels.htm


Yes Zymessence can be taken during pregnancy. Take the recommended dosage on the product.

L-Arginine dosage: As a dietary supplement, take 2 capsules 1 to 3 times daily as needed.

Both dosages are the same for pre-pregnancy and pregnancy.

All the Best,

Dalene

Thank you dear Dalene.

May God bless you abundantly.