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Bharglob injection usage in pregnancy

2024-03-08 17:08:52
Hello everyone, I am 19th weeks pregnant. And had past recurrent pregnancy loss history. In my current pregnany I am taking bharglob injection at every 21st day starting from first month. My doctor prescribed to continue it till 9th month. Just wanted to know, will there be any side effects of bharglob injection for me or baby because other doctor suggested to stop bharglob post completion of first trimester. Could anyone here please help me to understand the right suggestion, whether I should stop or continue bharglob? Thanks in advance.
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