Question 1

We're in a really tough spot and could really use some advice. My wife is about 45 days pregnant, but we're not in a good place to have another baby since we already have two kids and money's tight. We're considering an abortion and want to know what steps we should take or any options available to us. Can you please guide us?

Accepted Answer

MTP is done at 45 days consult gynecologist for further management

Question 2

I'm 5 weeks pregnant and for the past 7 days, I've been experiencing brown discharge with my urine. The doctor I consulted gave me medications like Menoguard, Meganeuron OD, Dubagest, Duphaston, and also advised me to take the Eema HP 5000 injection ...

Accepted Answer

Obtaining a Medical Certificate via Online Consultation

_Yes, it's possible_:

1. _Telemedicine services_: Many online consultation platforms and telemedicine services offer medical certificates.
2. _Doctor's discretion_: The doctor will assess your condition and provide a medical certificate if deemed necessary.

_Requirements for Interstate Travel Pass_:

1. _Check state guidelines_: Verify the specific requirements for an interstate travel pass in your state.
2. _Provide necessary documents_: Ensure you have all required documents, including a valid ID and proof of travel. Monitor and Follow Up_:

1. _Regular urine tests_: Schedule follow-up urine tests to ensure the infection is cleared.
2. _Report any symptoms_: Inform your doctor if you experience any symptoms like burning during urination, frequent urination, or abdominal pain.

Question 3

I'm feeling a bit anxious after taking the MTP pill because my scan showed there are small retained products of conception. What should I do next?

Accepted Answer

One more dose of mesprostl can be given if not vaccum aspiration or D&C could be tried.

Question 4

I started my period on January 22 and was treated for endometriosis. My doctor advised me to take Meprate 10mg starting February 7, so I did, taking one tablet daily. I finished the course on February 16, which was the 8th day, but I haven't gotten m...

Accepted Answer

Visit your Gynaecologist for evaluation

Question 5

I'm going through IUI treatment and I had a couple of follicular sonographies. On the 14th day, my sonography showed a dominant follicle at 22mm in my right ovary. I'm a bit worried about whether that's big enough for successful egg fertilization. Co...

Accepted Answer

-A dominant follicle of 22mm on the 14th day is typically a good size for ovulation and fertilization. It's usually an indication that the egg is mature and ready for release, which is ideal for IUI. However, the success also depends on other factors like

Question 6

I'm 5 weeks pregnant and accidentally ate some raw papaya, and I heard it's not safe during pregnancy. What should I do now?

Accepted Answer

There is no recorded evidence that papaya would cause problems during pregnancy,no need to worry you can forget about it,if you notice any spotting or pain abdomen visit your doctor for evaluation and appropriate managemnet.

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