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05-22-2008, 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by greta

my neuro told me that you body produces natural anti-rejection/anti-inflammatory chemicals so that you don't reject the fetus. He said that's why pregnant women do so well during pregnancy.

Greta, I have heard this and I have read it somewhere, just can't remember where at the moment

As far as I can tell the hormone theory doesn't really hold up consistantly - some women do well during and after pregnancy and some do not.

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