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Will Regestrone affect during pregnancy
Hi doctor,
My last period was Jan -20 . Then later I missed period in month of February so I consulted doctor in March 9th. She told me am not pregnant and prescribed me to take regestrone .
Even after taking 3 tables per day for 2 days, I didn't get my periods. So in April I visited doctor - 20th April again. They confirmed am pregnant and baby is 9weeks 2days.
Is there any problem to the baby as I have taken regestrone on March 10th and 11th.
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No problem,pls continue ur pregnancy
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There is no problem.
On 20 April your pregnancy is 9 weeks 2 days . So your LMP will be calculated as 14 February. You have taken Regestrone on 9 March. At that time your embryo was about 9-10 days (after fertilization) . There was no vascular communication between mother and embryo.
So your pregnancy is safe.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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