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Miscarraige
I am 27yr old,I have an ectopic kidney in the midline of pelvic.my last preiods came at 27th Jan,after that from march 4th bleeding started and it starts and stops,again it starts and stops(I dint not do a pregenancy test).So I visited gynic and was told I had miscarraige after a check scan,and advised xamic tablets for 3 days and mendate 10 for 3 weeks.she said there are tissues and we have to clean it,but I was not given any tablets for that and in report its writen NO RPOC.Please advise how to proceed on this.Do I need to go for a scan again to confirm if all tissues are cleared?
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Dr. B K Madhusudan
Homeopath
31 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello madam
According to your reports, you had bleeding on the 34 to 35 days after your previous menses.
You didn't mention about your periods cycle. Whether it is regular or irregular, how many days once you get it etc.
If we consider it to be normal, regular cycle, then you had it late by about a week.
I think you need not worry.
If you can provide details about you, I can help you. You can visit my clinic if you need
Regards
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