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I am one month pregnant. I had one miscariage eight month ago due to low hear beat in embryo.Nw my gyne prescribed me ecoasprein 75 , duphaston 10 mg twice a day, and proluton depot 500 mg. But i conceive naturally.i am scared of too much medicine.wether its safe or not.
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Hello congratulations on ur pregnancy.
1st of all have faith in your gynaec.a doctor wnt advice a medicine if it's not safe
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you have a history of misscariage you have chances of abortipn in this pregnancy as well.so u have been started on all these and you wudnt have to take it for all of your pregnancy.these medicines wud prevent chances of misscariage.
you can have some mild discomfort and side effects with ecosprin like gastritis but dnt worry about that.
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drink a lot of water and have ecosprin after meals only.(not empty stomach)
dnt take caffeine or spicy food
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These are safe as of now, but meet up gynecologist and decide further..
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