obstetric trauma

Health Q&A
NIPT test- no soft marker in anamolyscan

Hello, My trisomy 21 risk is 1:345, yesterday at 17 weeks I had early anamoly scan, no soft markers are shown in early anamoly scan. Gynaecologist told your combined risk for trisomy 21 with early anamoly scan is 1:2034 now, suggested to go for either basic nipt or aminocentesis, Do I really need further tests, as no soft markers in early anamoly scan, please guide me, Thank you.

Pregnancy issue

I had my 1 st pregnancy as ectopic /tubal pregnancy and one tube got removed. I tested for the other tube and no blockage was there ,then proceeded with next one . 2 nd time when I got pregnant it was a this time in the uterus only.In 5 th week they said heartbeat got and it was flickering. But heartbeat stopped in 6 th week and baby got removed. What is the chance of my next time getting a successful pregnancy and outcome. Is there any chance that my past pulmonary TB which I got 7 years back and completed cured showing some effect on the pregnancies.

No sign of periods

My last period date was 26of March and I had unprotected intercourse on the 30th and 31st of March and took ipill on the 31st of March and I had withdrawal bleeding on the 6 and 7th of April and I took pregnancy test on the 27th of march and there is no breast tenderness not even a sign of periods coming I am very worried 😔

Irregular periods

My periods have been irregular from last 2 months last time it came on 2nd of feb and then it was late for 53 days and came on 23rd of March. Now again it's going late .. No previous any medical history no any other health issues no Thyroid

Medical termination of pregnancy

Opted for a MTP at five weeks of pregnancy. Took the first tablet on 7th April and second set of tablets on 9th April followed by heavy cramping and bleeding and passing out clots. The bleeding stopped after 6 days. Was advised to repeat a TVS scan on 17th April and below are the findings. The doctor suggested D&C procedure. After the scan seems to have noticed passing out tiny brownish clots. No symptoms of bleeding or fever or pain noticed and seem very normal till date. Is a D&C procedure still required. Findings Appears normal in size and measures 4.2 *3.7 * 5.9 cm L *AP* TR Myometrial echoes appears normal. Endometrial thickness measuring 8.2 mm with heteroechoic content in the upper uterine cavity measuring 1.0 x 0.6 cm On Doppler interogation no vascularity seen. Minimal free fluid in endometrial canal. POD clear Heteroechoic content in the upper uterine cavity with no vascularity - Features are likely of Retained Products of Conception.

Health Feed
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Medical Abortion: Safe Option for Early Pregnancy Termination

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Title: Irregular Periods: What Causes Them and When Should You See a Doctor?

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5 Things Your Gynaecologist Wishes You Knew About Pcos

PCOS is one of the most common conditions I see in my clinic in Gurgaon — and also one of the most misunderstood. Here are five things I wish every woman with PCOS already knew before walking through my door.1. PCOS is not just an ovary problem:Despite the name, PCOS is primarily ...

Doctors
Dr. John Steve Russ - Gynecologist/Obstetrician
Dr. John Steve Russ Gynecologist/Obstetrician (Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Class of 1977, Medical School, Medical degree, DO) 49 years experience Affordable Care Health Clinic
6 recommendations Rocky Fork, COLUMBUS
Dr. Richard Oshaughnessy - Gynecologist/Obstetrician
Dr. Richard Oshaughnessy Gynecologist/Obstetrician (Fellowship in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Internship-Internal Medicine, Class of 1973, Medical Education) 53 years experience The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Weinland Park, COLUMBUS
Dr. Uma  Ananth - Gynecologist/Obstetrician
Dr. Uma Ananth Gynecologist/Obstetrician (Residency, Medical School, Medical degree, DO) 51 years experience Comprehensive Women's Care
Columbus 43214, COLUMBUS
Dr. Stephen R Richards - Gynecologist/Obstetrician
Dr. Stephen R Richards Gynecologist/Obstetrician (Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Class of 1979, Medical degree, DO, Medical School) 47 years experience Womankind
Columbus 43219, COLUMBUS
Dr. James J Perez - Gynecologist/Obstetrician
Dr. James J Perez Gynecologist/Obstetrician (Medical School, Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Internship in Rotating Internship, Medical degree, DO, Medical Education) 48 years experience OhioHealth Doctors Hospital
Forest Park West, COLUMBUS