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Light bleeding in pregnancy
My last period date was on 6th Feb 2020...I had checked for my pregnancy which showed me postive...after a week I noticed a light blood in my urine..and cramps in stomach also.
And abdominal pain also...but the blood stopped immediately...iam worried plz help
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Mild cramp should do ultrasound examination to see whether Pregnancy is safe
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Dr. Himani Gupta
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25 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Hi dear. By this time, pregnancy duration is around 8 weeks. Only an ultrasound can diagnose for sure that heartbeats in this pregnancy has come or not. If there is severe pain or bleeding, reach a nearby hospital immediately. If you are ok, continue taking
1)Tab Folvite 5 mg once daily after breakfast for 1 month
2)Cap Susten 200 mg twice a day after food for 1 month
Once lockdown is over, go and meet your Gynecologist.
These days online prescription is valid
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