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Placenta insufficiency
Hello doctors,
I have diagnosed with placenta insufficiency. Currently I m in 26 weeks pregnancy. My doctor advised me to take ecosprin 170 mg n hermine tablet n oral solution for a week n redo the dropper USG test again.
My dropper USG report taken yesterday is attached herewith. Cud u please check my report. Will this placenta insufficiency be managed with medication? Or is my pregnancy at risk? I wud be gladful for ur suggestions.
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Ideally placental insufficiency should be checked at 13 week scan n according to that ecosprine should be started.After 20 week starting of ecosprine has no role because placental implantation already done.Ecosprine halp for placental implantation.Hermin can help to some extent.but there is no evidence for that.You should consult good fetal medicine expert.Because in USG report i didn't find IUGR.
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If you really had a placental insufficiency then you should consult your gynec and get done USG every week
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Pls follow advice of ur doctor
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Connect please
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Pregnancy is at risk
The only way out is the treatment u hv been offered
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Consult please.
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