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Burning Sensation After Urination, Taken Uriliser, Transvaginal Scan Shows Pregnancy, Taking Ecosprin, Feels Giddiness, Had Gall Bladders Operated
my wife had her lmp on 17th April, 2012. She tested positive in her urine test on 19th May, 2012. However, as she had developed sudden burning after passing urine on the night intervening 18th and 19th May, she had taken Uriliser, 2 teaspoons, twice. On 24th May, when the doctor did a transvaginal scan, he indicated GS=10mm and YS=3mm. He said she is pregnant but it is too early. Asked as to visit after 2 weeks. He then prescribed Ecosprin-75mg and Dubagest-200mg. For all the four days,i.e., 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th, after taking Ecosprin-75mg and Dubagest-200mg, my wife suffers from extreme gidiness with vomiting tendency. I am concerned. Is she fine with the pregnancy? This is her second pregnnancy. Our daughter was born on 10th MArch, 2008. Sinnce then, she had her gall bladders operated in June 2009 and a D&E in October 2010. Kindly advise.
Fri, 9 May 2014
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I really appreciate your concern from the history given here it is must be a pregnancy and in the pregnancy giving any medicine without the extreme cause can be harmful particularly in the first and second trimester no need to give any medicine that is being mentioned here the symptoms can be managed without the medicine too, hope this information helps you, take care and have nice day.
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I really appreciate your concern from the history given here it is must be a pregnancy and in the pregnancy giving any medicine without the extreme cause can be harmful particularly in the first and second trimester no need to give any medicine that is being mentioned here the symptoms can be managed without the medicine too, hope this information helps you, take care and have nice day.
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