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Low bp during early pregnancy

2024-05-21 09:09:33
I am 7 weeks pregnant taking progesterone tablets and HCG injection for every fives from 4th week. My bp is 87/63 and I feel light headness tired unable to do anything. Should I change my medication or is it normal
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Reason fr injection n progestrone medicine? The reason for light headedness is the medicine that you are taking

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Connect please

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Medication is ok

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