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Light Bleeding in early pregnancy
My avg cycle length is 35 days and my period was due on Dec 8th, Due to family function I took dydroboon tablets for 5 days(2 times a day) from Dec 5th -Dec 9th as per consultation. I had brown spotting on Dec 12th , I took urine pregnancy test the next morning and it was faintly positive so went for Beta HCG test- value was 110.(Dec 13)
Yesterday there was not much spotting but today I could see spotting and light bleeding. After consultation, I started dydroboon tablets again from today prescribed for 10 days along with folic acid tablet.
Also waiting to go for beta HCG test tomorrow to check whether values are doubled.
I am worried about spotting/light bleeding...is this implantation one or due to discontinued dydroboon tablet.
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Repeat a b hcg on 15 th it should double.
Combine with a usg
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