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Hello doctor, I have a 2year 2 months old son, and I recently got to know that I am 5 weeks pregnant.
I had a LSCS in my 1st delivery. I want to know whether its safe to continue the pregnancy ahead?
Will it cause any harm to my body in any way?
If not then by when I can terminate the pregnancy?
I want the baby, if its safe in every way...
However my husband thinks that its too early and the time gap between the 2 pregnancy is short.
Please advice.
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From medical point of view its ok to continue the pregnancy as long as your haemoglobin and health otherwise is fine.... whether to continue or not is something you and your husband will have to mutually decide
It is safe to have a baby at this stage
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U can continue pregnancy, no harm. For further clarification connect for online chat with me on Practo Consult.
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