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6th week pregnant,back pain
I m 6th week pregnant. On last Sunday I hd some brown discharge.so I visited doctor.they do sono..my baby was fine..heartbeat was there..they give 1 injection for sustain.
Dubaguest 500 for 2 time..folinal plus 1 time nd give advise that complete home rest till friday..my next visit cumng Friday..aftr that I don't hv face brown discharge till nw..from today morning I ws so busy nd standing for qt long time..nw I have lower back pain ..is it normal? Is my baby fine? I had my last so on 11.2.2018..I am really very worried..I have pcod
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Hello dear you are pregnant, and gone in threatend abortion. Your treat is OK but you should get a injection of HCG 5000iu to avoid abortion and bed rest, and tab Duphastone 10mg twice a day for 3rd month.
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U r already on maximum support..take rest now and dont worry..rescan after 10days to see if all s well or not..bed rest s advisable..
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