Recent reports have identified EPCAM deletions in patients with Lynch syndrome. As the data about EPCAM and LS is rapidly changing, consider consulting with a genetics specialist. â¢ If no mutation is found, follow up with MSH6 genetic testing. If only MSH6 is absent â¢ If only MSH6 is absent, the patient may have LS.
Progesterone is one of the dominant sex hormones in females, and it helps maintain a pregnancy by preventing the contraction of the uterus or womb. Progesterone can lead to constipation by slowing the passage of digested food through the intestines.
I had the same story: subchorionic hematoma followed by early placenta previa. Placenta previa moved up in a few weeks. Progesterone has nothing to do with placenta putting pressure on your cervix. At the time of my placenta previa I was not taking any progesterone shots. Placenta will move up as your baby moves up. I am so sorry this is such a stressful pregnancy, I can totally relate.