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Spotting in 24weeks twin pregnancy
I am having spotting blood mixed discharge 2-3 times a day from last 3days. Placenta of one twin is posterior low lying covering os; cervix 3.8cm.i am on susten sr400 OD and inj Pruloton depot 500mg weekly since around 13th week of pregnancy. Plus the iron calcium tabs.
Last week when spotting happened got all scan and pv done. Nothing conclusive. All was well. Took 2days tranexa1gm course. Spotting stopped for 2days. Urine routine is normal.
I had bilateral endometrioma. Got polypectomy in sept2021. Conceived through ivf 1st attempt.
Again i am having spotting( image attached). What may be the reason and what should i do?? Please advise.
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You are taking enough medicines.
Now you need bed rest.
That is going to be the sheet anchor of the treatment.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The low lying placenta cud be the reason
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