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Vaginal pressure or vagina pain at 14 wk
Hi iam having vaginal pressure or vagina pain when i sit or not in resting position..i went for a scan and its low lying placenta ..is it bcoz of that iam feeling that presure..what shld i do nw..iam already on proluton inj every week..progesterome tab at night..uterine contractions tab 1/2 in mrng and night..and also iron cal tablets..please suggest me what should i do to get releif from that pressure or pain..i checked with dctr she says rest and lets see 20weeks scan..till then iam realy getting tense ..plz send me ur suggestions and help me..attached latest scan report and nt repot also
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This vaginal pressure and vaginal pain is not due to low lying placenta. In fact your Ultrasound report shows a completely normal pregnancy and you are taking the medicines mainly as a precaution.
I think the vaginal symptoms are mainly psychological, because you know that you have a low lying placenta.
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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