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Are Proluton Depot And Duphaston Safe During Pregnancy?
Question: i had 3 pregnancies, two miscarriage , the first one misscarry was followed by DNC and the second was biochemical pregnancy, third was ectopic pregnancy.
now i am pregnant for fourth time, i am in 38 day of my cycle my lmp was 9th of november 2015, and i had test of beta hcg on 33 day of my cycle it was 725 iu/l and after 48 hrs i.e 35 th day of my cycle the range was 1316 iu/l . my doctor has put me on proluton depot 250 mg once per week and duphaston 10 md twice daily baby aspirin and folic once daily, so is the medication safe in this start of pregnancyand right for me?
now i am pregnant for fourth time, i am in 38 day of my cycle my lmp was 9th of november 2015, and i had test of beta hcg on 33 day of my cycle it was 725 iu/l and after 48 hrs i.e 35 th day of my cycle the range was 1316 iu/l . my doctor has put me on proluton depot 250 mg once per week and duphaston 10 md twice daily baby aspirin and folic once daily, so is the medication safe in this start of pregnancyand right for me?
Brief Answer:
Risk benefit ratio in favour of the medicines in you.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome and thanks for your query.
Since you had miscarriages and ectopic pregnancy, the doctor is taking no chances on this precious pregnancy and has advised you these medicines.
The risk benefit ratio is in favour of continuing the medicine, though there may be minor side effects due to them. I would not advise these except Folic acid in a pregnancy with no risk factor.
Best wishes,
Risk benefit ratio in favour of the medicines in you.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome and thanks for your query.
Since you had miscarriages and ectopic pregnancy, the doctor is taking no chances on this precious pregnancy and has advised you these medicines.
The risk benefit ratio is in favour of continuing the medicine, though there may be minor side effects due to them. I would not advise these except Folic acid in a pregnancy with no risk factor.
Best wishes,
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