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Medroxyprogestrone after D and C
I was 4 weeks pregnant and went to doctor for abortion. Doc gave me mifepristone 200mg on June 30th and misoprostol 400mcg on July 2nd. Then I got clots and bleeding for 4 days.. the bleeding was severe so I went to the doctor and she said to have a D and C.. Two days back I had my D and C, and my bleeding was mild after that. The doctor prescribed me medroxyprogestrone 60 tablets for one month daily morning and night along with doxycycline n lactic acid and metrogyl for 3 days... I have a doubt that can I have medroxyprogestrone for one month and that too twice daily? Is that good? I read in internet that it has too many side effects
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Yes good for replenishment of endometrium
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The medicine can help u not bleed torrentially.
The risks are much less than having a medical/ surgical abortion.
Please follow docotrs advice.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Yes it is good for you to prevent heavy periods and protect your uterus lining
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