Duphaston (dydrogesterone) is generally considered safe in pregnancy when prescribed by your obstetrician. In most pregnancies it is continued until 12–16 weeks, but in selected high-risk cases (such as recurrent pregnancy loss, cervical shortening, or other obstetric indications) it may be continued up to 34–36 weeks based on your doctor’s assessment. A bicornuate uterus alone is not an indication to continue Duphaston throughout pregnancy. Regular cervical length monitoring and fetal growth scans are more important. Do not stop or continue the medication on your own—follow your treating obstetrician’s advice. For a detailed review of your reports and individualized guidance, you may connect with me through an online consultation.
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