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Brown spotting on 6th week pregnancy
Hi doctors,
I am having spotting from yesterday, and today it's light than yesterday, I don't want to go for TVS due to COVID.
Is there any medicine or any injection? Which I can take from home.
I also had a miscarriage before 3 months.
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Need to start you with progesterone supplements and ecosprin (as history of miscarriage)
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Hello,
It is not out of the ordinary to see spotting or light bleeding at 6 weeks of pregnancy.
But the spotting should not last longer than 2-3 days.
Next Steps
Rest.
Watch for any cramping.
Consult if spotting lasts for more than 3 days.
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miscarriage in the past and now u hav spotting then pls kindly consult a gynaecologist.. These cannot be treated on teleconsultation..
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