Hemoptysis
New hemoptysis findings from E. Peyrat and co-researchers published
Published in Women's Health Weekly, October 25th, 2007
New investigation results, 'Idiopathic hemoptysis in pregnant women: a distinct entity,' are detailed in a study published in Respiratory Medicine. "'In pregnant women, the reported cases of hemoptysis were most often mild and had an identified cause. Between November 2003 and January 2006, three pregnant women at 16-20 weeks gestation were admitted to our respiratory intensive care unit for massive hemoptysis," researchers in Toulouse, France report.
"One of the women had experienced mild hemoptysis, considered as idiopathic, during her first pregnancy, with no recurrence until her second pregnancy. In all three cases, hemoptysis was massive. CT scan after...
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