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What Do These Following Blood And Ultrasound Reports Indicate?
Question: Hello Doctor,
We came to know 2 weeks back that my wife is pregnant. We are happy and excited about this pregnancy.
We went to a specialist Doctor (Gynaec/Obs) for the consultation.
Doctor recommend for various Health check-ups for myself and my wife.
Below are the Health checkups done:
HIV Antibody - For myself and my wife
Hepatitis C Antibody (Anti HCV) - For myself and my wife
Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(HBsAg) - For myself and my wife
VDRL-Serum - For my wife
Abnormal Haemoglobin Studies - For my wife
Urine Routine - For my wife
CBC Haemogram - For my wife
Blood Sugar - For my wife
Free Thyroid Profile - For my wife
USG Pelvis - For my wife
As per the Health checkup reports everything was fine and normal for both of us.
USG Test report confirmed that the pregnancy is intra-uterine and my wife is 5.3 weeks pregnant as on 04-Oct-2016.
The Doctor to whom we went has suggested below medicines to be taken.
1. TAB DOXINATE 1-0-1
2. TAB MVISTA 1-0-0
3. TAB DUPHASTON 1-0-1
My wife has started taking these medicines from 04-Oct-2016 and continuing the same as per doctors prescription.
We would like to get opinion regarding above medications and the way forward to go about the pregnancy.
Health checkup Test Results and Reports for both me and my wife's are attached in our profile section. Please refer the same for details.
We came to know 2 weeks back that my wife is pregnant. We are happy and excited about this pregnancy.
We went to a specialist Doctor (Gynaec/Obs) for the consultation.
Doctor recommend for various Health check-ups for myself and my wife.
Below are the Health checkups done:
HIV Antibody - For myself and my wife
Hepatitis C Antibody (Anti HCV) - For myself and my wife
Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(HBsAg) - For myself and my wife
VDRL-Serum - For my wife
Abnormal Haemoglobin Studies - For my wife
Urine Routine - For my wife
CBC Haemogram - For my wife
Blood Sugar - For my wife
Free Thyroid Profile - For my wife
USG Pelvis - For my wife
As per the Health checkup reports everything was fine and normal for both of us.
USG Test report confirmed that the pregnancy is intra-uterine and my wife is 5.3 weeks pregnant as on 04-Oct-2016.
The Doctor to whom we went has suggested below medicines to be taken.
1. TAB DOXINATE 1-0-1
2. TAB MVISTA 1-0-0
3. TAB DUPHASTON 1-0-1
My wife has started taking these medicines from 04-Oct-2016 and continuing the same as per doctors prescription.
We would like to get opinion regarding above medications and the way forward to go about the pregnancy.
Health checkup Test Results and Reports for both me and my wife's are attached in our profile section. Please refer the same for details.
Brief Answer:
Take all medicine
Detailed Answer:
Hrello sir, thanks for trusting health care magic.
I have seen the attached reports and glad to inform you that all are normal without any problem.
Ultrasound is showing a sac in uterus and it was early to see fetal pole so a repeat scan is advised to see heart beat.
Take the Medicines as told as all are safe and routinely prescribed.
Doxinate is for nausea and restlessness of Pre and is quite effective.
Duphaston is to give good blood supply to the baby and is very good.
Mvista is a multivitamin and is given to all as is required for growth of baby.
So take all medicines as advised.
All the best.
Regards
Dr Manisha
Take all medicine
Detailed Answer:
Hrello sir, thanks for trusting health care magic.
I have seen the attached reports and glad to inform you that all are normal without any problem.
Ultrasound is showing a sac in uterus and it was early to see fetal pole so a repeat scan is advised to see heart beat.
Take the Medicines as told as all are safe and routinely prescribed.
Doxinate is for nausea and restlessness of Pre and is quite effective.
Duphaston is to give good blood supply to the baby and is very good.
Mvista is a multivitamin and is given to all as is required for growth of baby.
So take all medicines as advised.
All the best.
Regards
Dr Manisha
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