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Spotting in 1st trimester
Hi currently i am 6 weeks pregnant and i am having spotting since 3 days ( only when i wipe through a tissue) wanted to know if it is normal and i am currently taking pause 500 for spotting
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Spotting is never normal. Please get a sonography done. We want to see foetal heart action and any blood collection in choreo-decidual space.
You may continue with Pause.
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What is a colour of your blood?Lie with foot end elevation. Sometimes little spotting without pain is normal till 3rd month.
Get ultra sound done . consult online with reports
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may require hormonal support.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Any kind of bleeding is not normal in
pregnancy..Get ultrasound done and consult with your Dr.
Continue pause till then.
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