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What Causes Presence Of Blood On Vaginal Applicator Of Sustan VT?
Question: Hello doctor I m 28 year and almost 5 weeks pregnant today while taking medicine sustan vt200. Prescribed by my doctor with the help of vaginal applicator I have few drops of fresh blood coming out with the applicator I m worried as this is my first child is it common or I m having some major problems
Brief Answer:
NEED MORE DETAILS
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
Is it just brownish discharge or fresh red ( bright red ) blood ?
How many tablets have you inserted so far, and did this happen for the first time ?
Why have you been prescribed this tablet ?
Please provide the details so that I can guide you further.
Take care.
NEED MORE DETAILS
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
Is it just brownish discharge or fresh red ( bright red ) blood ?
How many tablets have you inserted so far, and did this happen for the first time ?
Why have you been prescribed this tablet ?
Please provide the details so that I can guide you further.
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I m taking this medicine from 23 days,I have gone for infertility treatment in which doc has prescribed me this medicine sustan vt200 twice day,I am having pcod problems earlier,it was few red drop of blood which come out of with applicator which help me to vaginally insert medicine after that there was no bleeding
Brief Answer:
CAN SWITCH TO GEL INSTEAD OF VAGINAL TABLET
Detailed Answer:
Sometimes alongwith the normal secretions of the vagina and cervix, the tablet gets dissolved and gives a brownish tint.
However, inform this to your doctor who will examine you internally.
It is best to stop vaginal insertion of the medication and use Susten Gel or Crinone gel instead.
Also, do not insert the applicator too deep inside the vagina and avoid forceful insertion.
Take care.
CAN SWITCH TO GEL INSTEAD OF VAGINAL TABLET
Detailed Answer:
Sometimes alongwith the normal secretions of the vagina and cervix, the tablet gets dissolved and gives a brownish tint.
However, inform this to your doctor who will examine you internally.
It is best to stop vaginal insertion of the medication and use Susten Gel or Crinone gel instead.
Also, do not insert the applicator too deep inside the vagina and avoid forceful insertion.
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I have inserted the applicator deep and I was having problem while inserting but I use some effort to insert it deep so is it going to effect my baby and also the discharge was red not brown although I will talk to my doctor but she will be available on monday should I do something although I m not having any bleeding right now
Brief Answer:
RELAX, WONT HARM YOUR BABY AT ALL.
Detailed Answer:
Dont worry, as there is no more bleeding, it will not harm the baby at all.
Relax.
It is alright if you speak or meet your doctor on Monday, as long as you do not have fresh bleeding.
Avoid inserting the tablet till then.
Probably a nurse or the doctor should show you the correct method of insertion, when inserted correctly, it is done fairly easily and there is no problem as such.
Take care, do not worry, your baby is fine.
Just a few drops of discharge will not harm your child.
Take care.
RELAX, WONT HARM YOUR BABY AT ALL.
Detailed Answer:
Dont worry, as there is no more bleeding, it will not harm the baby at all.
Relax.
It is alright if you speak or meet your doctor on Monday, as long as you do not have fresh bleeding.
Avoid inserting the tablet till then.
Probably a nurse or the doctor should show you the correct method of insertion, when inserted correctly, it is done fairly easily and there is no problem as such.
Take care, do not worry, your baby is fine.
Just a few drops of discharge will not harm your child.
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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