Miscarriage: A Woman Doctor's Guide

Rating:
Summary: Informative but potentially a bit outdated
Review: I found this book helkpful because it contained a quick reference to what issues could have cuased the miscarriage and also a nice easy list of "myths" associated with miscarriage. I was concerned though becuase this book emphasizes D&C as a neccessary thing to do, and the information I've been getting (from doctors, books, and iternet legitimate sites) shows D&C to be one option that of course has pros and cons. This book only alloted two sentences to having the miscarriage happen naturally. And one ended with a suggestion for a D&C anyway. This book has some great features including a glossary and some poignant personal stories in the back which did describe a natural miscarriage in more depth than I'd read or heard anywhere else. For the price, it has some nice features, but it does not do an educated woman justice for this to be the only book you depend on. Also the book was originally written in 1996 . A second edition in 2001 is the most recent. Technology has hanged alot since then. Now there is also a pill that is another option a woman has that is of course not mentioned in the book.

Rating:
Summary: helpful to face the reality.
Review: This book has general but extensive informations on miscarraige.