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Implementation bleeding 4th day
I was suffering from pcod. Difficult to conceive from more than 1 year.
After loosing weight from 67 to 61 in 2 months got the urine test positive.
Beta hcg also was 1600+ after 3 weeks.
How ever implementation spotting still occurs 1-2 times even after 4 th day.
Color : creamy dark brown
Is there anything I should worry about or its normal ?
Last period start date: 23 mar
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U need to repeat b hcg every 48 hours..and do a transvaginal scan to confirm intrauterine pregnancy
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Go for ultrasound to see heart beat of baby regular spotting is not good
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You need to do an ultrasound Pelvis to check if everything is okay with the pregnancy. Based on the ultrasound subsequent treatment can be planned. I practice in North Bangalore. You can get in touch with me if convenient.
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I suggest you to get the sonography done in your area and share the reports so I can suggest you some medicine for the spotting . Avoid intercourse and it may aggrevate the pain or spotting . Be hydrated , stay safe and take good rest , avoid heavy exercise or exertion . When was the last beta hcg done ?
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U need to start injection and medicine
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