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Bleeding after missed abortion
I'm 7 weeks pregnant. From last 1 week I was having mild bleeding and red mucus discharge. Done ultrasound obstetric on 10th May. Doctor told that it is a miscarriage case. But we will wait for 10 days and repeat usg. Tommorrow I have to do usg. But on this Sunday 17th I had heavy bleeding like period and a big pinkish colour clot was discharged approx 2-3 cm in diameter. I think it was a miscarriage. But bleeding is continued till today. Shall I get ultrasound done tomorrow while having bleeding?
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In a miscarriage. It tends to bleed for 2 weeks
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Better get sonography done as ur further management wil totally depends on report.I practice in navi mumbai,u can avail to online or personal consultation if u want.u can contact me through practo.No need to wait.
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Yes you should go for ultrasound tomorrow...if any retained product is there you will also require curretage...
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You need to get consultation in person with gynaecologist if bleeding is excessive
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