27 Weeks Pregnant - Is Duphaston Safe To Be Taken At 28 Weeks

27 weeks pregnant

Asked for Female, 31 Years

Is duphaston safe to be taken at 28 weeks and will it prevent spotting ? I used it during first 3 months but not after that .

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Dr. Reena Kawatra

General Physician 40 yrs exp Gurgaon

Spotting source at this stage needs to be identified first and accordingly medications need to be prescribed.

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