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Pregnancy with Irregular Periods
I have irregular periods with 35 to 37 days cycle.
I had induced ovulation via Hcg and conceived, but had miscarried due to blighted ovum.
After 2 months I naturally conceived.
I had my first scan and gestation sac of 5w4d is formed. Doctor asked me to repeat scan in 2 weeks to check the fetal pole.
I am very tensed if this would also be a blighted ovum.
Is irregular periods a cause of not having heartbeat? Please help me.
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Don't worry, nothing like that, please repeat ultrasound in 2 weeks if first was blighted ovum that doesn't mean this will also, avoid stress take healthy balanced diet, take tablet folvite one tab daily after lunch.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Donot worry . Most of the first trimester abortions are due to genetic anomalies in the fetus . Not necessary to have again . Take Susten 200 daily at bedtime for 2 weeks . Chek yr thyroid functiontest and BlSugar. All the best .
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Dr. A Tamilselvi
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30 yrs exp
Chennai
Irregular cycles is the common reason. You have to wait for next scan in 2 weeks for a clear picture.
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