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6 weeks pregnant light bleeding
I am 6 weeks pregnant, I saw a blood stain in my underwear after coming back from office. What should I do?
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get a viability scan done consult immediately
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You should get an ultrasound done If the ultrasound shows a fetal pole all is well All you need is rest and progesterone support
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Get scan
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Connect
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Take consultation immediately.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Take rest , take online consultations
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Scan for viability
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Any blood stain, spotting or bleeding in pregnancy needs to be checked. Consult your gynecologist for further advice.. you will require a scan and a few medications.
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Get a dating scan done, you can connect online for further advice and prescription.
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Get ultrasound scan and meet your local gynecologist.
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Get an ultrasound and consult
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