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Spotting in pregnancy
I am in first trimester of pregnancy.Yesterday I found spotting along with creamy discharge after that within 24 Hrs I found nothing on my pants. Is this worried part.
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IN EARLY 1 ST TRIMESTER THE FOETUS STARTS CONNECTING ITS BLOOD VESSELS WITH YOURS. IF YOU TRAVEL AND GET A JERK THEN ITS POSSIBLE THAT SOME BLOOD VESSELS RUPTURE AND HENCE YOU HAVE FOUND SPOTTING. THERE IS NO REASON TO WORRY ABOUT BUT GETTING A USG WOULD ALWAYS HELP TO REMOVE ALL DOUBTS
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Spotting can happen due to various reasons in first trimester of pregnancy.
Do a sonography & consult with your gynec.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Evaluation is necessary... Do sonography once to detect cause, take advice from a gynac... Internal examination will reveal the local cause... Avoid rough jrny, physical relation, heavy weight carrying at least for 5 month of your pregnancy...
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