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Is cutenox safe to be taken during pregn
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I am taking cutenox injections which has been prescribed by my gynaecologist from my second month of pregnancy and now I am in my 4th month of pregnancy. Due to continuous injection, now I have started facing issue with hardened muscle in my thighs and it takes time for the place to heal where pricking has been done. Once, blood started coming out of the pricked point and it didn't stop for 5 hours. I have checked my platelets count and it's within the range but the same thing has become frequent now.
My gynaecologist has asked me to continue the injection for 9 months. Is it safe to take this injection for so long and also if we stop in-between will it cause any harm to the baby. Kindly suggest.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Instead of that you ask your doctor tablet. That is also very effective.For details connect with me through practo online.Becsuse safe period has started.I will explain in details and Clear your doubts.
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Dr. P. Vijayaraghavan
General Physician
45 yrs exp
Chennai
Though Inj. Cutenox is prescribed during pregnancy to prevent blood clotting in those prone to it, recently the benefit of such preventive therapy has been questioned.
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