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2023-05-31 07:28:16
Hello everyone, I just had my internal examination done I am 23 weeks pregnant, internal examination was done where doctor inserted some apparatus to check if I am leaking amniotic fluid, and later two finger test was done,I just wanted to know if the examination was safe at this period of pregnancy?will there be any spotting or bleeding post that or any infection?
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Examination was safe. There will be no problems

Answered2023-05-31 08:32:30

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Please consult for proper discussion.

Answered2023-06-03 01:00:01

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Absolutely Infection no The instrument is sterilised

Answered2023-05-31 10:34:31

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It’s safe Nothing to worry

Answered2023-05-31 09:52:29

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