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What Are The Side Effects Of HCG 5000 Injection During Pregnancy?

My Dr. Adviced HCG(5000) injection from my 4th Week continuously i took that injection every week,she told me to continued that injection up to my 16th week could you please tell me what is the use of HCG(5000) injection ,why she continued it up to my 16 week Thanks
Fri, 11 Dec 2015
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Hi,

The doctor has prescribed you the HCG injection in an attempt to prevent miscarriage. But there is no substantial evidence that it actually helps. So you could reconsider taking it especially if you do not have any symptoms like spotting, bleeding or cramps.
If you do have symptoms of threatened miscarriage you could consider, injectible or oral progesterone.

Hope this helps.
Regards.
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What Are The Side Effects Of HCG 5000 Injection During Pregnancy?

Hi, The doctor has prescribed you the HCG injection in an attempt to prevent miscarriage. But there is no substantial evidence that it actually helps. So you could reconsider taking it especially if you do not have any symptoms like spotting, bleeding or cramps. If you do have symptoms of threatened miscarriage you could consider, injectible or oral progesterone. Hope this helps. Regards.