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Can i have a baby if i have small bowl syndrome and lupus? |
Can i have a baby if i have small bowl syndrome and lupus? adopt I am not sure, but if you are hot, we can give it a shot. You can always adopt... Ask your Doctor. I have never heard of "Small Bowel Syndrome" but you might run the risk of passing on the Lupus. Would you want to bring a human being into the world like that? yes you can have a baby, my sister has lupus and she has two kids ide be carful ......keep extra careful and have doctors check you more than if you didnt have lupas |
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