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Brown spotting during pregnancy
She is 7 week pregnant and observing Brown, blackish spotting.
Kindly let us know if this is normal? Or have any complications.
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immediately consult your gyne.. if she advise go for tvs scan.sometime its normal but you should not ignor it.
till then take bed rest with positive attitude
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Dear ,don't worry
Avoid self medicine
Avoid strenuous work
Bed rest
Adress your problem to your treating gynacologist
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Dr. Meghana Hanamant Karande
Ayurveda
8 yrs exp
Pune
It's sometimes there during pregnancy. But observe for pain and bleeding. You have to take care as foetus doesn't get stabilize in first trimester.
Next Steps
Consult any Gynecologist nearby and do obstetric USG to rule out causes behind spotting
Health Tips
Take rest.
Avoid lifting heavy objects above the height of knee.
maintain proper cleanliness of private parts
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