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After taking tablets also it's bleeding
Iam 6week pregnant and had small spotting and went to doctor they gave me progesterone & Dydrogystorene tablet's to have for 2 weeks then come for one more ultrasound. Iam taking that tablets from 3 days and still iam seeing increase in bleeding aswell i had seen 2 clots when i passed urine and also iam seeing small apple seed size tissuse from 3 day's. One more thing yesterday i had heavy abdomen & back pain from 7pm to 10pm continuously but from morning iam okay no pain nothing. So Please tell me shall i visit doctor again or should I wait for 2 weeks for one more ultrasound.
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Wait for 1 week and get ultrasound..it will confirm pregnancy status
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If the bleeding is increasing despite the medicine
U need an ultrasound
Don't wait till 2 weeks
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