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Watery discharge early pregnancy

2024-03-29 13:11:37
Hello doctor, I'm 6 weeks 3 days pregnant now... I have been experiencing watery discharge and white paste mainly when I wake up or walk or after peeing . I have mild pain on the right side of the lower abodmen. Currently I'm taking Hucog5000 injection, enclex 40 and taking duphastone thrice orally and susten 400 vaginally twice as I had previous missed abortion. Is this because of taking those medicines? Is it normal?
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Answered2024-04-02 05:53:41

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Need examination please have proper consultation

Answered2024-03-29 13:55:05

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Watery discharge has to be examined White paste like can be due to an infection So get checked

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