hye. my lmp was 23dis2012.. today i had brownish spot. i check with my gynae but the answer it is not enough to make me satisfied. he did a scan but the embrio look too small than what is suppose to. doc give me duphaston . its too make me lose the baby or to make my uterus strong? because this medication can be good n bad.
Sometimes brownish spot may indicate early sign of miscarriage though mild spotting is quite common in early week of pregnancy.
Duphaston contains dydrogesterone (progesterone) and is used to prevent miscarriage (specially threatened type) & support pregnancy (as your embryo too small).
Continue folic acid supplements, protein rich diet, avoid long journey/heavy work, maintain personal hygiene, take adequate rest and repeat scan after 4wks for detailed feto-placental well being. Do periodic check up and complete suggestive investigations.
Be well.
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What Is Duphaston Used For? Brownish Spotting
Hello, Sometimes brownish spot may indicate early sign of miscarriage though mild spotting is quite common in early week of pregnancy. Duphaston contains dydrogesterone (progesterone) and is used to prevent miscarriage (specially threatened type) & support pregnancy (as your embryo too small). Continue folic acid supplements, protein rich diet, avoid long journey/heavy work, maintain personal hygiene, take adequate rest and repeat scan after 4wks for detailed feto-placental well being. Do periodic check up and complete suggestive investigations. Be well.