24,25,26 th april of protected sex…got blood spotting on 28th april…doctor prescribed crina ncr…got periods on 16th may….had for 4 days…full fledged with clots…from day 2 of my periods i took dronis 30…which i already finished and today is day 3 yet no periods ...since april i am not sexually active....is there any possibility of pregnancy???
I conceived naturally after 6 years of trying and many medical treatments. I found out I was pregnant on May 19. I have had spotting for 2 days and bleeding on the 3rd day, even after taking the medicine prescribed by my doctor. My ultrasound did not show the baby yet, but my HCG test and urine pregnancy test were positive. My last menstrual period was on April 6. I am very worried and want to know if my baby is safe.
I am 14 weeks pregnant after some bleeding my doctor prescribed me proluton injection weekly. After taking it my bleeding is stopped but little bit some watery black discharge is seen after 3 days of taking this injection.
My baby is 5 nd half month old nd i want to start weaning bcz m having some medical issues so have to take medicines those are not safe for my child so starting weaning nd i want some knowledge or medicine about breast engorgement pain and any medicine that supress or dry out the milk fast so i have to not face so much pain of breast pain
I am 26 years old. My height is 5'2" and weight is 52 kg. My periods come regularly every month, but bleeding usually lasts only 1 day. During periods, blood clots also pass sometimes. Today I have mild period pain, but bleeding has not started yet. I am unmarried and there is no chance of pregnancy. Is this normal or do I need any tests?
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