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Threatened pregnancy
I completed 8 week,n had bleeding on 5week then on 7th n now today ..on bed rest n having progesterone n hcg injections along wid susten400 n duphaston..n one more medicine to stop bleeding thrice a day..still had heavy bleeding..I m disturbed.had two tsv u/s in two weeks ,no cause of bleeding found..I m worried coz m bleeding again n again despite of having medicines n bedrest
. What should I do now
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Hi. If the pregnancy is growing well, then take rest, everything will be fine. Any further information you need connect with direct consult.
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Noted well. If foetus is fine and growing according to your last periods date , search for subchorionic haematoma by doing another opinion scan at earliest.
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