Remove the pan from the oven when the bread is done. Place the skillet on a folded towel or wire rack to cool. I like to add a few pats of Butter to the top for added flavor. After a couple of minutes, flip the baked bread out into a serving plate, or just slice and serve from the skillet.
Thrombocytopenia is a common occurrence. in pregnancy. Although pregnancy is. associated with physiological changes in. platelet count, several pathological. conditions cause thrombocytopenia, which. can have a significant impact on the mother. and the baby.
Pregnancy increases the risk of this disorder in several ways. During pregnancy, the body produces more of the proteins that help blood clot (clotting factors), probably intended to prevent too much bleeding during childbirth. Also, changes during pregnancy cause blood to back up in veins, making clots more likely to form. If the pregnant woman is less mobile, blood is even more likely to back up in leg veins and clot. The clots may interfere with blood flow.