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2021-12-04 09:16:15
I am 10 weeks 6 days pregnant, i had previous history of miscarriage.So i am taking Susten Sr 200 mg tablets one in night daily  from 5 th week itself...but last week ( ie 9 week 5 day ) i saw brownish dischrge while passing urine... i went to hospital and in scan everything is normal... I am in rest also but Again today i saw dark brown discharge also some cramping in pelvic area... What to do?
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Browning discharge not a matter of concern.... repeat ultrasound at 12 week

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Susten to be taken daily

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Repeat Ultrasound Connect online fr a prescription Inadequate dose of susten

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