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Ultrasound
I used mifepristone and misoprostol
After 3 days i go for ultrasound
They mention retained POC
is it pregnancy presence??
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The dose of these tablets should be followed by patients only with Doctors adv .
There must be a preliminary scan before u take it
and follow up after taking tabs
I will be able to give you a solution if you call me directly.
Would adv you to go to your Gynaecologist asap
And then follow up with me
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Take good cover of antibiotics as prescribed by your Doctor
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I presume you have already consulted a gynae before you took the pills.
You may ask him or her to repeat the dose.
In case you haven't
See a close by gynecologist
Hope this will reassure u
Take care
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Yes. There are some products retained in your uterus.
U must still b bleeding becoz of that.
Its suggestive that its an incomplete abortion
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consult me for further medications n to know wht has to be done
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please dont take it lightly. as the bleeding can prolong if it remains incomplete n u can develop a infection also
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Did u consult gynaecologist before taking these medicines??
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
consult me for more discussion on ur problem and treatment
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