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Pregnancy concern
Hello. My medical history related to my pregnancy follows
2013 I was pregnant opted for mtp, as unwanted child.
2015 started trying for child. No success. Consulted doctors. Got to know uterine septa. 2016 got lqproscopy removed septa done follwed by hystroscopy. 2016 went on ovi 6 cycle. No success. One cycle Iui no. success.
Jan 2017 stopped using clomophine citrate. March period 16 March. No periods till now did pregnancy test at home 20 April. Conceived naturally. Test positive. Went to doctor on 26 April. She has asked me to take weekly susten injection. And fertigyn 5000 injection. She is asking me to take off from work for 3 to 4 months. I am worried. Am I at risky. Is this a critical pregnancy
Are these injections normal.
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Injections are very much normal. Since you have taken fertility treatment the pregnancy occurring after treatment is precious so we have to be extra careful. You have not provided the details about beta Hcg reports and pregnancy ultrasound. If any complication in that or if you have bleeding then you have to take rest. Your obstetrician will be in better position to guide you.
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