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Injection advice
Hello mam
Age 28
Having delevery baby boy in 2020 october . Today went hospital again seems got pregnant attached details of prescription.
Some bleeding happen yesterday hence went first time for checkup and doctor written injection may I know as of now injection not taken is it mandate or can I wait pls confirm
Or I can take tablet also instead of injection pls confirm
And injections cost around 4500 for both
And safety tips also pls conform
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Every doctor has different management options/ medication for threatened abortion. The doctor prescribe u right medication. There is no hard and fast rule to give one or another injection. If cost is an issue u can avoid this. U can continue with duphaston, susten and proluton inj.
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In tele-consultation one thing which really bugs me is that too many patients have no trust in their Doctors.
Before the ink of prescription writing dries up, they are with another Doctor for a second opinion.
And, I am sure, within the next one hour they will be with a third Doctor to get a 'second opinion' on my opinion too.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The cost is not 4500
It's cheaper
Injection is to be given since ur bleeding
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Injection were advised as you had bleeding. They support the pregnancy and prevent further complications.
Later on switch to oral medicine .
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