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Bleeding in pregnancy

2019-11-19 17:49:08
M 14 wks pregnent ...last week there was bleeding ..doctor asked me to have pause mf twice a day till 1 wk...is it safe to hv this medication during pregnancy??…it will not harm the baby in anyway??
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It is safe... And if you will not take it then there are chances of bleeding around the baby which can harm the baby.. You can also take hormonal inj to support your pregnancy.. Consult online for details

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