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Doctor suggest to stop taking susten 400
I m currently 17 weeks pregnant and I asked my doctor when can I stop taking susten 400 vaginally. She said you can stop now. Now I want to ask what happens when one stop taking the medicine. I m feeling little discomfort in lower abdomen. And slight pain also
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Pls stop it
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If you are 17 weeks , you can stop
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No role of progesterone after 12weeks
A little discomfort is a normal pressure symptom of pregnancy
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If you are not having any bleed you should stop taking susten.
I need more assesment for proper management.
You can consult me at my clinic
GRG healthcare at Cottage no. 9, West Patel Nagar, Delhi,
or call eight three eight three eight double two four eight seven for appointment.
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Consult
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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