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Miscarriage

2017-10-31 05:46:38
My wife got pregnant one month before, but with in 3 days she started bleeding severly,so the baby had fell down. Now she is suffering of back pain and leg pain a lot.
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Thank you for your question. I'm sorry that your wife is suffering. Sometimes back and leg pain can suggest a pelvic infection. It would be helpful for you to take her to see the Gynaecologist who treated her at the time of the miscarriage. She may need further investigation to determine the cause
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see a Gynaecologist for examination
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avoid delaying the visit because a diagnosis is important before correct medication can be given

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