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Is Hcg Injection Safe To Take During Pregnancy?

hello sir,
i saranya 29 years old,now im 59 days pragnent,my doctor adviced i should take hcg injection every week,is it correct? and i have 1cm fibroid in utrus.,,and already i had many fibroids during my first pragnent,these all removed .mayomactamy also done at june 2011.
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Hi thanks for writing to health care magic.
I have gone through your question.
As far as hcg injection concern it is used to stimulate ovaries/follicles.
Sometimes over stimulation of ovary done then twins/triplets pregnancy can occur. HCG injection must not be prescribed during pregnancy.
If you are pregnant then tell your doctor that you are pregnant.
Fibroid size and location matters if it affect pregnancy or not.
Have a healthy life and have a safe pregnancy.
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Is Hcg Injection Safe To Take During Pregnancy?

Hi thanks for writing to health care magic. I have gone through your question. As far as hcg injection concern it is used to stimulate ovaries/follicles. Sometimes over stimulation of ovary done then twins/triplets pregnancy can occur. HCG injection must not be prescribed during pregnancy. If you are pregnant then tell your doctor that you are pregnant. Fibroid size and location matters if it affect pregnancy or not. Have a healthy life and have a safe pregnancy.