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Hi doctor
I wanted to know that m 10 weeks pregnant can I go for medicine bcoz m already having 1 year old baby. In jeevika hospital I consultant with one of the doc she suggested me to do CBC AND USG TEST I have done also but she is telling if m more than 8 weeks pregnant I need to do abortion not pills . Can u tell me the exact thing bcoz I have seen somewhere till 9-13 weeks they can go for medicine
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Pune
As per our law.. Medicinal abortion will be allowed till 7wks after that only surgical way... Better go with your doctor for same
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Dr. Indra Nedumaran
Gynecologist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
Better to use contraception rather than going for termination of pregnancy . If you are planning to have two children continue the pregnancy.
If still wish MTP , after 7 weeks by medical methods failure rate is high and land up with excess bleeding. May need emergency procedure .As per ur doctor advise surgical is better choice for you
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