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SCH in pregnancy
Pregnant with twins via IVF, Had brown bleed at 7 weeks, went for scan 16mm SCH was found. Babies were fine. Got scan done with one day gap, SCH was less visible. Stopped enoxparin and ecospirin. Now when should I start them back as I put them on hold for 3 days, did not bled, took enoxparin next day then bled again. Stopped for 3 more days, now there's no bleeding or brown discharge.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You should not take both together
Choose either
Before that get a test called coagulation profile
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