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Hi m 14 week preg

2020-07-11 15:37:37
As I hv told m having low lying placenta... Which bled on 11 week but today I noted brown discharge with clots wat shud I do
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Relive anxiety and stress Take proper rest. It just old collection of blood coming out so don't worryy. Placenta can migrate upwards later on as pregancy advances.so Don't worry. For time being Avoid long distance travel Avoid hevay weight lifting If hevay fresh bleeding consult your GYNAECOLOGIST in person for further evaluation information and treatment.
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continue iron calcium supplements continue folic acid 5 mg 1 tab daily continue protein Powder supplements

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