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Brown discharge in 17 week
Hello Dr.
I am having low lying placenta due to which I got bleeding in 15 week got ultrasound d everything is okk....bleeding g is only 1 time at morning after that it stops by taking medicines...after 1 week when I cough I got brown and black type discharge it is continue from 5 days...I feel baby movement...but in doppler Dr did not find heart beat as she said I have tummy fat my weight is 84...I said her to do ultrasound but she said do after 2 week anamoly...different option come ki brown discharge realted to miscarrge ect I dnt know what to do...my Dr said it's old blood nothing to worry...plzz help...Dr said ki 2 week pehle ultrasound d kiya tha tab thk hai to ab 2 week bad karnge...plzzhelp
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Get an ultrasound done now to confirm fetal heart rate
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