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Irritated cervix
My wife is 26 weeks preganant. Yesterday she has a mild spotting(tinge of pink) and we went to the gynaecologist today.
She examined the cervix with speculum and said that the cervix is a bit irritated and red.
She has given some microbiotics capsules for one month.
What should be advisable in this case. Please dont give consulation advice as we are living abroad.
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Cervix being irritated and red is quite common in pregnancy. You can just ask the patient to avoid exertion and take rest. The spotting is not going to affect baby. Regarding the medication prescribed, you will have to share more information for me to comment
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Connect please
People from abroad can also connect no issues
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Ask your gynaec if she should start progestrone as well
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
18 yrs exp
Jaipur
It seems cervical erosion, nothing to worry.
She doesn't need any treatment.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Since ur living abroad the prescription of an Indian dr wud not be helpful as over the counter medicines are not available abroad
The diagnosis is erosion cervix
Follow n trust ur treating dr
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