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Hcg injection till 10 weeks
Is it safe for the fetus ? Hcg 5000 injection.. weekly once .. along with progesterone injections...
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Inj HCG can be used during pregnancy for infertility cases or if there are chances of threatened abortion, but if there is no complaint of bleeding or spotting PV there is no indication to continue it. Rather you can even use micrnised progesterone for the same.
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Depends on case to case.. What problems are you having.. Is there any high risk or bleeding... Your information is incomplete
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Dr. Sukanya Patra
Gynecologist
28 yrs exp
Delhi
Both the injections progesterone and Hcg are natural hormones produced in the body during pregnancy. Sometimes when the pregnancy is weak ,there is bleeding or you have previous miscarriage these hormones can help you continue your pregnancy. They are safe in pregnancy. However they will not support a failed pregnancy. For further information you can go for a paid chat with me on practo.
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Dr. Swapna Chekuri
Gynecologist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
We need to see what was the need to start Hcg along with progesterone inj if v feel adequate support is there probably v may stop progesterone inj anyway it’s individual desi ion
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Yes safe..
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