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Anomaly scan shows large fibroid

2023-01-25 16:34:16
It's 19th week anomaly scan, large fibroid of 6.9* 4.3  is seen in anterior uterine wall , will it bring complications. I have attached report. Every week taking maintane injection , macgest injection is given. And taking progesterone 300 mg daily. Is there risk of abortion or premature delivery
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You are 19 weeks pregnant. You have to continue with this pregnancy for at least 5 months (which is a long time) . Please start getting worried when you are 8 months pregnant. Worrying at this stage will only ruin your mental peace and give you no benefits.

Answered2023-01-26 03:34:37

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Connect please. There are certain risks need to understand

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2023-01-25 18:25:15

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Connect please

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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