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Can Cramps And Brownish Discharge Cause Trouble In Having Normal Delivery?

Im 29 y/o, 7mnths ago i was operated ( left salphengectomy) due to a ruptured ectopic pregnancy, but my ob told me that its just a partial salphen, and at the moment im 6wks pregnant. Ive been thru some test like intra-vaginal ultrasounds, my ob confirmed -intrauterin
e, but she advised me to take duphaston bec im suffering some cramps and slight brownish discharge, also, complete bed rest. My question is do i have possibilities for a normal delivery, and what are precautions that i may do
Mon, 23 Mar 2015
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Hello,
Your current symptoms may be due to some hormone insufficiency and are likely to get corrected with the supplements you have been prescribed. Only, you need to have a regular follow up to ensure proper progress of pregnancy. Your history of surgery does not impede your chances of having a normal pregnancy and a normal delivery. It is sufficient to have only one tube to conceive naturally. Since any ectopic pregnancy has been ruled out, there is no need to worry. Please take absolute rest, avoid all activity including intercourse until the spotting subsides. Hope this helps.
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Can Cramps And Brownish Discharge Cause Trouble In Having Normal Delivery?

Hello, Your current symptoms may be due to some hormone insufficiency and are likely to get corrected with the supplements you have been prescribed. Only, you need to have a regular follow up to ensure proper progress of pregnancy. Your history of surgery does not impede your chances of having a normal pregnancy and a normal delivery. It is sufficient to have only one tube to conceive naturally. Since any ectopic pregnancy has been ruled out, there is no need to worry. Please take absolute rest, avoid all activity including intercourse until the spotting subsides. Hope this helps.