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Home pregnancy test came positive.
Hi took a home pregnancy test sometime back. But there was heavy bleeding 10-12 days after the test came positive. There were clots as well as severe pain in the abdomen. Slight fever and nauseous feeling as well. What does that indicate?
Bleeding stopped a week back from now, but there is still slight uneasiness in the abdominal area. Can an ultrasound detect now if there was a pregnancy?
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Dear , as per your given information ,its suggestive of missed abortion , but to confirm your abortion and to avoid future health issues ,need to consult gynaecologist . and then treatment
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consult gynaecologist early
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have healthy diet ,don't lift heavy weight , rest
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yes usg get done for viability
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