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Lower abd pain during 6week pregnancy
: i m 5weeks and 4 days pregnant …and m experiencing lower abdominal pain sometimes right and sometime left that pain come and goes ….is this normal my gynaec has given me tablet isoxsuprine 40mg is this safe …i have been taken for 2 days only and then i leave..
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No point in taking isoxsuprine in so early phase of pregnancy. Some amount of pelvis discomfort is normal and common . Keep a watch and consult online for better help
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Mild cramps during the early first three months of pregnancy is quite common
If the crimes become severe and is associated with any spotting or bleeding, you need to be concerned and consult your gynaecologist at the earliest
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Dr. Jayneel Shah
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Ahmedabad
Isoxsuprine is not advised for early pregnancy as the pain is not usually because of uterine contractions, but rather because of other causes. Instead progesterone supplements (either Dydrogesterone or Micronized Natural Progesterone or Progesterone gel) are recommended.
Abdominal pain in early pregnancy could commonly be because of urine infection or vomitting. These are the two commonly occuring causes and they should be treated accordingly.
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Get a urine routine and microscopic examination done.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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