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Pregnant With Bleeding. Cramps. Pregnancy Test Positive. Still Pregnant?
Hi I found out I was pregnant just after Christmas on 1st jan I started bleeding went to my doctor who really wasn t bothered didn t even examine me. I then referred myself to an epu for a scan where baby was seen with strong heartbeat and measured 8 weeks 1 day. Radiographer found no reason for bleeding. I continued to bleed and saw 3 different doctors all as unhelpful as the first. On 14th jan started getting really bad cramps and heavy bleeding went to hospital and was told I had miscarried to let it pass naturally. A week later I feel more pregnant than I did before and am sure I can feel movements as this is my 3rd pregnancy. Pregnancy test is still strong positive could I still be pregnant
Thu, 28 Apr 2016
Hello,
You are suffering from heavy vaginal bleeding with abdominal cramp in 8-10 wks pregnancy.
As per USG report, fetal heart beat was good enough. So, there is possibility of threatened type of miscarriage where complete recovery is possible.
If bleeding persists constantly, then you may need Micronised Progesterone Tab or Depot injection to prevent future miscarriage and support pregnancy. But it is not always 100% effective. Consult with your gynecologist for suggestive measures.
Take folic acid supplements, protein rich diet, avoid long journey/heavy work, maintain personal hygiene, take complete bed rest. Be well and take care.
For more consultation, you may visit on http://www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-soumen-patra/63326.
Regards,
Dr Soumen
You are suffering from heavy vaginal bleeding with abdominal cramp in 8-10 wks pregnancy.
As per USG report, fetal heart beat was good enough. So, there is possibility of threatened type of miscarriage where complete recovery is possible.
If bleeding persists constantly, then you may need Micronised Progesterone Tab or Depot injection to prevent future miscarriage and support pregnancy. But it is not always 100% effective. Consult with your gynecologist for suggestive measures.
Take folic acid supplements, protein rich diet, avoid long journey/heavy work, maintain personal hygiene, take complete bed rest. Be well and take care.
For more consultation, you may visit on http://www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-soumen-patra/63326.
Regards,
Dr Soumen
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