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Threatened Miscarriage

A threatened miscarriage is a common early-pregnancy complication that causes vaginal bleeding and sometimes pelvic pain. In many cases the pregnancy continues and a healthy baby is delivered.

Medicine used to treat Threatened Miscarriage

Duphaston

Dydrogesterone

10mg

Dydrogesterone tablets for progesterone deficiency and endometriosis. It mimics the body's own progesterone to regulate the womb lining.

From$4.00/ tabletView

Key points

  • Bleeding in early pregnancy is a sign of a threatened miscarriage.
  • Dydrogesterone is the ingredient in the listed product, belonging to a class of medicines that support early pregnancy.

Common questions about Threatened Miscarriage

What is a threatened miscarriage?

A threatened miscarriage is vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy, with or without pelvic pain, where the cervix remains closed and the pregnancy may continue. In many cases a healthy baby is delivered.

Which medicine is listed for threatened miscarriage?

Duphaston contains dydrogesterone Dydrogesterone, a progesterone-like ingredient used where progesterone support is needed during early pregnancy. It is available as a 10mg tablet and is the sole product listed for this condition.

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