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What Do Cramps Without Bleeding Indicate With History Of Miscarriage?

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Hello, my name is Beatriz, I am 8 weeks pregnant, and I have been having cramps on my lower abdomen, especially on my right side, I dont have any bleeding, and I already went for an ultrasound at 6 weeks, the dictor said everything was fine at the moment, the heartbeat was at 118. I already had a miscarriage 5 months ago at 6 weeks.
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In view of the past history of an early abortion, your symptoms should not be taken lightly. I would ask you to contact your health care provider immediately and get necessary help. You should take absolute bed rest, avoid all strenuous activity including intercourse and watch for any bleeding. You may benefit from a uterine tocolytic after a trans-vaginal sonogram to look for fetal viability and any evidence of hemorrhage. Hormone supplements may help if indicated. Hope your query has been clarified. Wish you good health.
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What Do Cramps Without Bleeding Indicate With History Of Miscarriage?

Hello, In view of the past history of an early abortion, your symptoms should not be taken lightly. I would ask you to contact your health care provider immediately and get necessary help. You should take absolute bed rest, avoid all strenuous activity including intercourse and watch for any bleeding. You may benefit from a uterine tocolytic after a trans-vaginal sonogram to look for fetal viability and any evidence of hemorrhage. Hormone supplements may help if indicated. Hope your query has been clarified. Wish you good health.