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Pregnancy monthly check up
I am 27 weeks pregnant now . My monthly check up was suppose to be on 10th May. Unfortunately, the Dr isn't available due to lock down and he's busy treating COVID patients. I'm afraid to visit hospital for to Covid.
Last month I was prescribed to take Tab Calcimax 500 and Tab Richar CR 75mg. Could someone suggest me if I must consult doctor this month or is that okay to continue with the same tablets during the lockdown? Will there be any complications or I'll miss any tests/Scan, if I skip this month?
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Yes you should continue these medicines... Also follow up is needed with doctor.. although a delay of few days will not harm ...you can consult me on wasap or phone.
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It is ok to defer. But but conduct Daily fetal movement count. And go for a USG FPP if not done so.
You can consult me using the app with reports.
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Delhi
Its better to avoid the ANC visit and continue with the tablet. When you feel and your gynecologist feels its safe to visit then only vosit hospital.
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
It’s perfectly fine to not to have Anc visit . But you should have verbal communication for the same . If their is no complaints then no issue
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