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26 weeks pregnant-blood stains in urine
I am 26 weeks pregnant.
While passing urine today ,i noticed blood stains for the 1st time.
Is there something to worry about.
My next consultation with gynae is due after completion of 28th week.
Also even after completion of 26 weeks, baby movements are not much as compared to my 1st pregnancy.
Please advise .
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Visit nearby gynaecologist as soon as possible
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Threatened abortion.?
Visit hosp
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It's better to get examined by a Gynaecologist dear don't wait for your next visit , visit hospital ASAP dear.
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Dr. Naikey Minarey
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Indore
Visit your obstetrician and follow instructions
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Dr. Dyuti Navadia
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5 yrs exp
Pune
Visit your gynaecologist as soon as possible, bleeding in pregnancy isn't good
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