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Pregnant, Missed Miscarriage, Frequent Urination , Metallic Taste In Mouth, Mild Breast Tenderness. Should I Be Worried?
I m 7 weeks pregnant going by lmp 8th jan, however average cycle 34 days so I feel I m less. I don t feel pregnant like I did on last one I have had a missed miscarriage in the past at 13 weeks I m afraid same thing happening or could I be just lucky. I do have frequent urination , metallic taste in mouth and mild breast tenderness. Should I be worried
Mon, 4 Mar 2013
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Your gestational age is corresponding to your last menstrual period.
The miscarriage will not repeat always. The symptoms you are having could be seen normally in early pregnancy.
So no need to bother about it.
You once go for ultrasound which will rule out the possibility of miscarriage and also can find out the well-being of the fetus.
Take care.
Thanks for the query.
Your gestational age is corresponding to your last menstrual period.
The miscarriage will not repeat always. The symptoms you are having could be seen normally in early pregnancy.
So no need to bother about it.
You once go for ultrasound which will rule out the possibility of miscarriage and also can find out the well-being of the fetus.
Take care.
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Hello there,
Thanks for writing to us.
All the symptoms you mentioned are of normal early pregnancy.
But, as you mentined, you had a missed abortion previously, i would suggest you to get a Usg done to confirm the baby's hert beats that is viability of pregnancy.
You should consult gynaecologist for further treatment.
Hope I have cleared your doubts.
Dr. Mrs. Sumeet Baheti.
Thanks for writing to us.
All the symptoms you mentioned are of normal early pregnancy.
But, as you mentined, you had a missed abortion previously, i would suggest you to get a Usg done to confirm the baby's hert beats that is viability of pregnancy.
You should consult gynaecologist for further treatment.
Hope I have cleared your doubts.
Dr. Mrs. Sumeet Baheti.
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