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What Causes Bleeding During Pregnancy?
Hello im olivia.im 6weeks pregnant.i had my lmp nov.6.i got my hpt positive last dec.07.it went well.i experienced early signs of pregnancy but last dec.17 I had mild cramps and brown spotting.the following days I m bleeding red blood.but not heavy.the cramping was gone but still bleeding.not enough to to fill a whole sanitary pad for whole day and night.it stopped dec.22
no bleeding the whole day but got back in the evening..today only spotting...so whats happening to me...did I miscarry already...my doctor's appointment will be on monday...please help....thank you
no bleeding the whole day but got back in the evening..today only spotting...so whats happening to me...did I miscarry already...my doctor's appointment will be on monday...please help....thank you
Thu, 30 Oct 2014
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Bleeding after your pregnancy is not good...
It may be the early sign of abortion.
Get the sonography done to check fetal heart rate
Avoid sex and heavy work
Use pr0gestrone support. Take folic acid daily
If bleeding is too much, consult your doctor immedietely.
Thanks
Bleeding after your pregnancy is not good...
It may be the early sign of abortion.
Get the sonography done to check fetal heart rate
Avoid sex and heavy work
Use pr0gestrone support. Take folic acid daily
If bleeding is too much, consult your doctor immedietely.
Thanks
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Hello ma'am and welcome.
It is not possible to tell a patient about a miscarriage without conducting an ultrasound examination. I would certainly say that you are experiencing a threatened abortion, but only the ultrasound will be able to tell us for certain whether or not you have miscarried. If at all you have not miscarried then your doctor may decide to put you on hormonal support.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes.
It is not possible to tell a patient about a miscarriage without conducting an ultrasound examination. I would certainly say that you are experiencing a threatened abortion, but only the ultrasound will be able to tell us for certain whether or not you have miscarried. If at all you have not miscarried then your doctor may decide to put you on hormonal support.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes.
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