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My wife is now 8 week pregnancy. my doctor gives her enoxparin (corparin 40) daily, miprogen gel twice a day. one week before she had bleeding. can we do corparin alternative day to her.is it ok.
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Continue same dose
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Cause of bleeding has to be evaluated.
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kindly connect for consultation
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Take corparin as advised.
No need to change.
Bleeding not related with the medication
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The reason fr the bleeding needs ultrasound evaluation
U can get a test called coagulgram if normal continue enoxaparin as advised
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