Medical conditions indicating individual assessment when planning place of birth
Medical conditions indicating individual assessment when planning place of birth
- cardiovascular
- cardiac disease without intrapartum implications
- haematological
- atypical antibodies not putting the baby at risk of haemolytic disease
- sickle-cell trait
- thalassaemia trait
- anaemia - haemoglobin 8.5-10.5 g/dl at onset of labour
- infective
- hepatitis B/C with normal liver function tests
- immune
- non-specific connective tissue disorders
- endocrine
- unstable hypothyroidism such that a change in treatment is required
- skeletal/neurological
- spinal abnormalities
- previous fractured pelvis
- neurological deficits
- gastrointestinal
- liver disease without current abnormal liver function
- Crohn's disease
- ulcerative colitis
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