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On 9th may i tested positive on hcg kit
Im 5weeks pregnant and i am experiencing slight abdominal pain and spotting. I have undergone D&C for the last pregnency in August 2019 as there is no fetal heartbeat. I am very much worried about my current pregnency can some one explain is spotting common in pregnency or is it a wrong sing again.
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Relax and don’t worry.consult a gynecologist who can help and guide you properly.hope usg is done for dating
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Get an ultrasound done as soon as possible..if it's not possible than start t.duphaston twice daily
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Since U hav a history of a miscarriage and a D&C.... Get a scan done ASAP to check for viability in the current one.... And meet a Gynecologist for the same
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U should immediately consult gynaec for spotting as it can be dangerous get an ultrasound asap
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