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What Are The Symptoms Of Potential Miscarriage?

My first ultrasound report yolk sac and gestinital sac are seen but after some day i have started bleeding like 2 pad soked but after a day bleeding is stopped. My dr. Repeated ultrasound on 5.1 week and see feetal pole and gestintal sac . Then repeted ultrasound on 6 week and see only gestnital sac seen . An suggested me progesterone 300 .folic 10 and h.c.g inj. 500. Is this treatment is good for my pregnancy or this report is shown is a misscarrge
Mon, 29 Aug 2016
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. The progressive absence of the fetal pole associated with the history of bleeding is suggestive of a possible failed pregnancy. If it indeed is a failed pregnancy, there is no use in taking progesterone and hCG. If however, it is a threatened abortion, hormones may help if this condition is due to hormone deficiency. You should repeat the sonogram, preferably in the trans-vaginal route after another week. Serial serum beta-hCG titres also can be done to know if the pregnancy is progressing well. Doubling of titres every 2-3 days indicates positive response. Hope this helps.
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What Are The Symptoms Of Potential Miscarriage?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. The progressive absence of the fetal pole associated with the history of bleeding is suggestive of a possible failed pregnancy. If it indeed is a failed pregnancy, there is no use in taking progesterone and hCG. If however, it is a threatened abortion, hormones may help if this condition is due to hormone deficiency. You should repeat the sonogram, preferably in the trans-vaginal route after another week. Serial serum beta-hCG titres also can be done to know if the pregnancy is progressing well. Doubling of titres every 2-3 days indicates positive response. Hope this helps.