I had my first miscarriage in March, 2016 (5 weeks)and now in October(6 weeks). I have been taking all precautions and tablets recommended by Dr. All times dr. asked me to go for TVS, soon after TVS a spot blood and later miscarried. Dr. says its safe but online there is lot of article wherein same problems has happenned to many other womens. Personally I have also seen many women going for abdominal scan having healthy pregnancy.
if TVS doesnot provide any help in preventing miscarriage then why doctor insist. I dont think doctor got any help from TVS they just need to check baby heartbeat..which can be done by abdominal scan too.
Plz refer me specailist doctor for concurrent miscarriage in Gurgaon or Delhi.
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It's not normal to have recurrent miscarriage and the root cause is hormone imbalances in the mother.
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hello. You have genuine concerns, but please do not rely on random articles. According to studies, TVS has no increased risk of bleeding or miscarriage. In fact, it is better than abdominal scan for early pregnancy. So be assured that TVS has not harmed you.
You will need few investigations to diagnose the cause of recurrent miscarriage.
Hello there.
I can understand your concern.
You have to understand that ultrasound is not done just to check the baby's heart beat.
There are many parameters like amniotic fluid, and other measurements based on the duration of pregnancy.
You read online thats ok, but how many of the articles were by doctors?
I would suggest you consult a good gynaecologist at a good hospital near you and then take her opinion on this matter.
Its a complex thing which can be discussed at the gynaecologist's office.
Best regards.
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
Bangalore.
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