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Spotting in early pregnancy
“Hello doctor, I took a home pregnancy test on Day 22 of my cycle — it was faintly positive. On Day 24, my beta hCG was 49.2 mIU/mL.As my doctor prescribed I started taking Trenaxa 500 and progesterone from that day. Now I’m on Day 27 and have only light pink spotting in the morning with mild cramps.
Should I continue Trenaxa 500 or stop it now. I’ll continue progesterone as prescribed.
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Continue both the tablets and do upt after a week
Otherwise do B hcg and repeat it after 48 hrs
If it is not doubling get scan done once
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Some kits may show false positives..let's wait for your expected date of periods to pass, if periods occur then there no pregnancy, you can repeat upt once it's 4-5daus or max a week past the period date. To understand your cycles better, your safe and unsafe days, do connect.
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Day 22 is not the time to do a urine pregnancy test. I don't know how it came faintly positive.
Progesterone and Tranexa are diagonally opposite medicines.
You are on day 27 of your periods. In another 3-4 days you will get your periods. If you don't get your periods please do a urine pregnancy test and consult a Gynaecologist
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I don't understand y did u do upt so early
Repeat upt after a week or 2,if still it's positive and if there is fetal heart present on scanthem u can take progesterone
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Continue tranexa . Grt brta hcg after 1 week
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Yes continue tranexa for atleast 1 weak , repeat beta hcg and follow with a usg around 1weak
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. Nirav Jetani
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Repeat beta hcg
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Has no role in bleeding in pregnancy
Bhcg less than 100 does not confirm pregnancy
Titers need to be repeated
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
continue progesterone
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Jaipur
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Bhopal
Continue tranexa for 5 days .
Get ultrasound scan done after a week.
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