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Pregnancy and abortion
I had my abortion done of 5 weeks pregnancy on 27th July medical abortion.. Did my ultrasound on 4th august.. It says no mass seen.. Uterus size 64x33x42 mm
Thin endometrium is 3.5 mom
No evidence of products seen
But I still feel nausea kind is it normal? I can't try test as it won't show correct result.. But is continuous nausea normal? Plz guide
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dont worry it may be due to sm amount of hcg hormone, dont worry it will resolve by itself. if you have more problem take tab. ondem od two times in a day
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WHAT YOU HAVE TAKEN IS A HIGH DOSE OF HORMONES WHICH INTERFERES WITH METABOLISM. GIVE A TIME OF3-5 DAYS AND IT WOULD BE OK. ALTERNATIVELY YOU CAN TAKE ORANGE JUICE 3 TIMES A DAY. THAT WOULD HELP
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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22 yrs exp
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Take anti-emetic... Usg already cleared pics so no need to wry
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