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Bleeding in early pregnancy week 7 going next scan on 18th March last scan was on Feb 29th already take 2 hcg 5000 injections and susten 100 injections, eating susten 300 tabs on days not taking injections still some very light spotting, vaginal itching how many injections to be taken what else can be done will this pregnancy last as I don't have much pregnancy symptoms and it keeps on fluctuating sometimes more sometimes less
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Bleeding in pregnancy is not normal
At 7 weeks you need an ultrasound to look at the heartbeat
If it is not visible then you need to proceed with termination of pregnancy
If heartbeat is visible rest and progesterone support is the treatment that is required
Itching is a sign of infection
U need treatment for that
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