Episode 11.8 MTHFR, Bed Rest, and More!
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概要
We take on four stubborn myths in modern obstetrics and follow the evidence instead of the vibes, from thrombophilia testing to bed rest to seizure prophylaxis. We also spotlight a patient-empowering insulin strategy that may improve gestational diabetes outcomes faster than usual care.
• distinguishing recurrent pregnancy loss evaluation from venous thromboembolism testing
• focusing thrombophilia workups on antiphospholipid antibody syndrome when criteria are met
• explaining why MTHFR variants and PAI-1 polymorphisms do not belong in routine panels
• unpacking how social media and narrative fallacies keep low-value tests alive
• reviewing the AWARE trial and why activity restriction lacks benefit and carries harms
• clarifying reasonable pregnancy activity modifications versus false labor prevention claims
• assessing late preterm antenatal corticosteroids for twins and the hypoglycemia signal
• discussing inertia of practice and why weak evidence becomes hard to undo
• breaking down patient-led insulin titration for gestational diabetes and why it may reduce macrosomia
• evaluating laboring down and long-term pelvic floor outcomes plus statistical pitfalls
• answering a listener question on Keppra alternatives to magnesium for preeclampsia seizures
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0:00 Welcome And What We’re Reviewing
0:28 Thrombophilia Testing After Miscarriage
3:51 What Belongs In A VTE Panel
5:55 MTHFR And PAI1 Myth Busting
13:36 Activity Restriction And The AWARE Trial
23:27 Practical Counseling Without False Promises
27:08 Late Preterm Steroids For Twins
32:53 Patient-Led Insulin Titration In GDM
38:38 Laboring Down And Pelvic Floor Outcomes
47:51 Keppra Versus Magnesium For Preeclampsia
1:00:25 Wrap Up And Where To Follow
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