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Dark Brown Spotting 2 weeks after LMP.
My would be has recently went through Lap. Ovarian Cysectomy to remove a endomiriotic lessen from right ovary. Post that, doctor prescribed to take Emersa 2mg for atleast another 6 months. After 39 days of LMP she had her period (Seems normal as she used to have irregular period). After the period ended (22'nd - 27'th March), today i.e. on 9'th April she is seeing dark brown spotting. What is the reason for the same? Is that mean pregnancy or anything else?
PS: We did HPT urine 5 times starting from 32 days LMP (Most recent one was 7'th April) and 2 Blood HCG (Most recent one was on 1'st April) all came negative (Blood HCG showed <1.4) and Last protected intercourse was 48 days ago from today.
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Please consult your Gynaecologist who did the Lap Ovarian cystectomy.
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Chennai
It's because of emersa tablets. Irregular periods and spotting are it's side-effects
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
Side effects of emersa
She is not pregnant
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