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Duphaston in second pregnancy

2019-11-21 13:51:44
Hi, My wife is 6 weeks pregnant, it's her second pregnancy. However she has been advised to take duphaston (BD) for 15 days. she doesn't have any other complications as of now except HB - 11.7 and TSH - 3.2 for which thyroxine. 25 mg has been prescribed. After researching for the duphaston i am confused whether to continue or not with the medication, since I heard that certain types of birth defects can be caused by the usage of duphaston. Please clarify and guide.
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Why has she been prescribed duphaston... Was there any bleeding, abdo pain or any history of abortion.. I meed to know this before any conclusion

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