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5 week pregnancy FertiGyn 5000 injection
Hi I'm 5 weeks pregnant and my doctor prescribed me to take FertiGyn 5000 injection weekly once 5 times.. and also Dubagest SR 300mg for 30 days.. is this normal to be prescribed? Why do we need to take this ? Is it required for all the pregnant ladies or any special case ?
In my EP scan, it's mentioned that both ovaries are normal with corpus luteum cyst in the right overt measuring 1.8*1.4cm - what is this means? Is anything related to the injection prescribed? Kindly help me in understanding this ..
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No its not required in all cases..
For past history of abortion or spotting or bleeding in this pregnancy or bad obstetric history it may be given.
Vaginal progesterone is better option
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Dr. Anshika Lekhi
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These injection and medicines are prescribed to support the pregnancy. Not all pregnancies need this . Why u have been prescribed this wud be best explained by your gynaecologist to you.
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