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Need info on lipo MCG 5000

2019-07-20 10:01:59
My wife is pregnant, and it 5 week 2 days as per scan report. During scan, doctor asked my wife have you ever got any bleeding. She said no. But when we asked concern doctor, she said there are some blood spots, and it will be observed automatically, or it will go via urine. For precautionary measure, doctor gave lipo 5000 MCG. Is it good or bad ? Please help me out
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For pregnancy support we give hcg injection which is very safe. Dont worry.
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most important to avoid that sopt to get bigger is to avoid intercourse, heavy lifting excercise
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Check for repeat scan after a month to know how it is and also to be sure of baby's heart beat

Answered2019-07-20 13:48:09

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It's good to take but pregnancy supporting medicines are also required
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consult here for further details

Answered2019-07-20 11:25:48

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