Is Pregnant. Ultrasound Diagnosed Hemorrhage. Have Twins. Baby A Is Smaller. Given Protulon Injection. Affect Babies?
Greetings my daughter is 7 weeks pregnant and had spotting wd pinkish brownish and so went for ultrasound was diagnosed hemorrhage and found out she was having twins. 2 heartbeats is active.. She was given prosterone n suppository.. Today she had her ff up check up and the hemorrhage has lessened n d twins ar ok . But baby A is smaller.. She was given protulon injection and after 4days continue wd medicines.. Will this medicines affect the twins growth or safe for the babies? Thank you very much
The essence of the drug prescribed is actually to stop bleeding and decrease the risk of miscarriage. This drug actually has different mild side effects. I can assure you that the drug has no main side effect on the development of the babies, so you should not be worried. Elsewhere, it could be advisable she gets some bed rest, follow treatment as prescribed and should not fail to notify her doctor in case she experiences persistence or aggravation of the bleeding. Thanks and kind regards as I wish her good health.
Bain LE, MD.
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Is Pregnant. Ultrasound Diagnosed Hemorrhage. Have Twins. Baby A Is Smaller. Given Protulon Injection. Affect Babies?
Hi and thanks for the query, The essence of the drug prescribed is actually to stop bleeding and decrease the risk of miscarriage. This drug actually has different mild side effects. I can assure you that the drug has no main side effect on the development of the babies, so you should not be worried. Elsewhere, it could be advisable she gets some bed rest, follow treatment as prescribed and should not fail to notify her doctor in case she experiences persistence or aggravation of the bleeding. Thanks and kind regards as I wish her good health. Bain LE, MD.