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2019-02-14 14:16:59
My LMP was 15 Dec. I am 9 weeks pregnant. As per scan, gestational age is 6 weeks. With two scans fetal pole not seen and yolk sac larger in size, doc said that heart beat is not seen, so better to discontinue. She has suggested pills and scan after 3 weeks. So, pills would be enough or D&C procedure required ?
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Answered2019-02-14 15:44:16

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For six wks ,pills are enough,,

Answered2019-02-14 14:50:37

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