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Early pregnancy, IVF
6 weeks pregnancy tvs report G sac 1.3 cm and yolk sac seen but no fetal pole seen.
It is IVF, day 5 blastocyst transfer. Diabetic patient on insulin 4 unit morning and 6 unit dinner.
Light pink spotting with white discharge for 2 day on 6 weeks 4-5 days then after stopped.
Before spotting sugar was 120-140 pp After spotting its 90-80 What does it indicates ?
Symptoms remains the same
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Follow up ultrasound after a week
Spotting doesn't affect blood sugar levels
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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bed rest
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