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Spotting in 5 Weeks of Pregnancy
I am spotting a little from past 2 days.
I have taken Susten 400mg and post that this spotting started?
Does these Progesterone medicines like Susten and duphaston causing spotting?
Please advise.
I have visited doctor today and they have given me FertiGyn Hp 5000.
I am very scared. Attached pic of spotting. Is this normal?
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Susten and Duphaston don't cause spotting.
You should have a sonography scan to see the viability of pregnancy, its size and the extent of hemorrhage. Then further management can be planned.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
No in fact progesterone supports pregnancy n stops spottin
This is not normal
U need an ultrasound to find out the reason
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