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Miscarriage at 5 weeks
Hi mam, i had a biochemical pregnancy on sep 2023 (hcg 41), and again conceived on Jan 2024 (hcg 1768) and that is also ended up with miscarriage on 38th day, so is this also biochemical pregnancy? If it is so please guide me to avoid this in future pregnancy, thanks
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Please seek a proper consultation with a Gynaecologist. You will need many investigations to find the cause of recurrent mishaps.
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Consult you will be advised certain test to rule out cases lead to early abortions
And will ne advised certain vitamins which are driven yi reduce abortion risk after proper evaluation
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Connect please
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
A biochemical pregnancy is one in which beta HCG Titers are more than 100 but ultrasound localisation of pregnancy is not there
You will require investigations to find out the reason for the last two miscarriages
for a treatment protocol you can connect online
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Dr. Athmika Nagarajan
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Madurai
u need to take couple of tests to evaluate
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