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6th week pregnant
Hello doctor, I am 6 week pregnant and today morning had a bleeding like coffee grounds and bright red blood. Is there anything to worry. I had 4 miscarriages around week 6 in the past. Pls reply but worried.
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Connect please
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Visit hospital immediately for scan
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Urgent ultrasound, blood beta hcg , rest and hormone support therapy
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Not normal Needs ultrasound Progesterone support n rest
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Please consult for proper discussion.
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Not normal Get sonography done and start medication for pregnancy support. Avoid strenuous work Consult doctor immediately
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Not normal. Get a ultrasound scan. Consult Dr.
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