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I m 6 week pregnant, I have experienced brownish bleeding and sporting, doctor did ultrasound from inside post that in the same night I had stomach pain, and experienced bleeding but not much , now it's been two days I have bleeding at the time of urination , do it is alarming situation or normal, what am I supposed to do...
It there chance of miscarriage or l have to wait for more two weeks for next scan.
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Dear , pregnancy is very precious and delicate thing ,so small things too matters a lot so consult your regular doctor
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consult your gynaecologist immediately
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rest ,plenty of liquids
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Hello, usually it is normal but absolute bed rest with leg end to be high is recommended.
For PRESCRIPTION u have to consult a gynac as in open free site stirctly order not to write any medicine or PRESCRIPTION.
As you ask, yes all possiblty r there.ok.
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Kindly visit your OBGYN at the earliest as such discharges are generally considered as alarming so having it evaluated would be the best decision, so kindly visit your OBGYN at the earliest.
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