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Next Menstrual cycle after miscarriage
Hi, I had positive pregnancy with 411 bhcg level, then I got slight bleeding and cramps and I took sylate tab as suggested by my doctor. Still next day I had little bit bleeding and I took beta HCG and result was 497. So just had 13% increase. So my doctor said it's chemical pregnancy and after that I stopped taking all the medicine including sylate but still i am bleeding very less that to in the night after getting uterus cramps and back pain ??when would next cycle starts ??
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You should get TVS(trans vaginal usg ) ,rpt bhcg,every 3 days to see if it falls or rises
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You have to repeat beta hcg after 3 days to confirm its falling..
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Have you done ultrasonography?
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