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7 weeks pregnancy
Hi Doctor, I had 3 miscarriages in the past usually in the 6th week.. later my doctor suggested me to test ANA, I have been tested positive which was the reason for my early pregnancy losses. Currently I'm in 7th week of pregnancy, doctor asked me to take HUCOG 5000 MG 3 days once along with miprogen, we did our scan yesterday, heartbeat started now my doctor asked me to take Fragmin 2500 injection on a daily basis along with HUCOG and Miprogen tablets. Please advise is it safe for me and no side effects and taking injection daily is kind of bothering me
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Consultation required. U Don't need HCG injection. Fragmin injection yes u need to take but there are other more cheaper alternatives. This injection has to be taken daily throughout the pregnancy. Miprogen tablets can be stopped at 24 weeks
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