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Pregnancy positive

2020-06-07 11:41:55
My Lmp was 24th April on 3rd June I did upt which was positive and on 6th June did betahcg which is 2200 and prolactin 27 and thyroid 4.4 and did sonography also but no g sac found and pregnancy in right adnexal What does it mean Can my pregnancy survive
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B hcg 2200 means sonography must have shown ur pregnancy.. if its in right adnexa its an ectopic pregnancy.. u should consult ur nearby gynaecologist immediately.

Answered2020-06-08 05:26:39

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Hi good afternoon Thnxs for your question Congratulations for ur pregnancy. Monitor your pregnancy growth with ultrasound and blood level of B-Hcg (double time). Start Progesterone supplements alone with folic acid +b12, Use my online consulting link so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly prac.to/drpanchani

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