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Occasional tiredness and backaches
We are trying to conceive. It's been 22 days since her periods. my wife is experiencing tiredness, backaches and mild cramps in her legs (all occasional). Mood swings are there. She took HCG 10000 shot around 10 days ago and is taking Duphaston 10 mg along with Endogest 200 capsule and folic acid. She already has a history of Ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage. She tells me that she got back aches during earlier ectopic pregnancy as well. Any precautions to be done by us? Pls advise
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Consult someone if she doesn't feel well and pain is intolerable.
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For more detailed advices I need to look into your history part too. A consultation would work.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Get her vit d n vit b12levels checked
That cud be a reason fr cramps n pain
Yes ectopic pregnancy has a chance of recurrence
Get an ultrasound done to localise pregnancy whn she skips her period
Strt folic acid supplements
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