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Terminating pregnancy
After taking MTP, some particles were left. What should we do next? Should we take the medication again or consider surgery?
My doctor advised that we should continue with the medication and try to see if it works. If it doesn’t, we may have to consider surgery afterward.
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It depends on the weeks of gestation you are and kindly take a Usg .
Since there is retained products in Usg do keep medication as doctor prescribed and to follow up after a week with beta hcg and Usg pelvis
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Your dr is right .
Take the medicine and see the effect.
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