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Vaginal bleed and palpitation while demo
Hi I am 32 years, 24 weeks pregnant having chronic hypertension and high gestational glucose 173 . Before pregnancy I had mild anxiety but I didn't took any medicine for same. Once before pregnant I was giving demo at office.. due to some circumstances I got stress and got palpitation and vaginal bleeding while demo. Though my period was over 3 days back.
Now again I have to give demo. Should I go for it? Will it effect my baby?
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Consultation required. About sugar values already answered
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Normally a Demo and bleeding PV have no correlation.
Let us accept that about half of the Doctors, Research Scientists and Administration personnel are women and they give demonstrations frequently.
But no one has bleeding.
But since you had bleeding while giving a demo you should be careful.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Connect please
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Dr. Prakruthi Mahamani
Obstetrician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Talk to a psychiatrist and take medicine to reduce anxiety. Although the bleeding may not be connected to your anxiety.
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