Question 1

im four months pregnant and i haven't been to the doctor yet is that bad ?

Accepted Answer

See a OB soon: An appointment with a ob-gyn is needed immediately to assess the status of the developing pregnancy and you, as the patient. If there are developmental abnormalities many can be corrected with the proper prenatal care at this point. Moreover, prenatal vitamins containing 1 milligram of Folic Acid are essential in early pregnancy to avoid neural tube(spinal cord) defects. Dr. W. W. Ingram.

Question 2

i have had an itchy scalp for the past four weeks.  so bad that i carry a comb around the house with me to scratch it.  i've been checked by a doctor and by my midwife (i'm five months pregnant)  both have assured me that it is not lice but do not have an

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Itching when pregnt: There are many ill defined itchy rashes that happen during pregnancy, but they don&#x27;t continue after delivery.  See your doctor or dermatologist who may look for inflammation or local infection.  It is completely anecdotal, but dandelion root may help.

Question 3

hi doc, im badly need ur answers how abort a one month pregnant? ;(

Accepted Answer

Can't advise: Sorry for your predicament, but we cannot ethically, legally or safely advise you on how to terminate a pregnancy outside of a medical facility.  Please seek care from a qualified healthcare professional in your area.  Best wishes.

Question 4

am pregnant don't know how many weeks going to the doctors next week but every morning i wake up with brown blood just drops is it bad?

Accepted Answer

Light Bleeding: Rest assured that in the early weeks of pregnancy, a little spotting or bleeding is very common. The most common cause for experiencing a brown discharge during pregnancy, especially in the later half of the first trimester, is that the body is getting rid of the older blood remnants in the cervix. As the baby grows, the original blood which is used to protect the womb is no longer required.

Question 5

my doctor told me not to take xrays due to my pregnancy 9 weeks doctors i work for are making me will it be bad for my baby?

Accepted Answer

No, baby will b ok: If you take radiographs as part of your job, then you are protected from any harmful effects by the walls and distance from the xray head. If there are other circumstances to your situation, then your obgyn needs to talk to your employer.

Question 6

hi doc i was wondering why my stretch mark from my pregnancy four years ago so itchy out of no where again like when i was pregnant?

Accepted Answer

See belo: Usually that is from stretching more--are you gaining weight again?  Also can be from excess dryness--the oil glands can be damaged during stretching.  Try some baby oil on them twice a day for a week.

Question 7

i'm 31 days late and have four negative hpt's. i have all pregnancy symptoms see my doc tomorrow. if i'm not pregnant what could it be?

Accepted Answer

Anovulation: It most likely sounds like anovulation, where your ovary fails to release an egg.  This causes transient hormonal changes.  If you're late by a week, perform a home pregnancy test.

Question 8

bloated for almost four months now. took a pregnancy test at the doctors office, came back negative. should i be concern?

Accepted Answer

Not about pregnancy: If you have gained weight, it would help to increase your physical activity and reduce your intake of food. If you are sexually active and do not wish to be pregnant, use contraception all the time, every time.

Question 9

i'm 7 weeks pregnant, i have bad flu, i have keep coughing mucous, i don't know which cough syrup is safe to use? it's weekend, no doctors are open around here please help

Accepted Answer

Nasal saline : Use nasal saline rinses to reduce post nasal drip. A mild cough syrup with honey should be safe to use.
Throat lozenges, warm liquids, and treating fever is also suggested. Please see your physician on Monday.

Question 10

hi doctors. im currently 11 weeks pregnant and experiencing bad cramps on only one side of my bladder. its been consistent for 3 days now? should i be worried or what can it be?

Accepted Answer

: Persistent cramping on one side of the abdomen can arise from a pregnancy outside the uterus.  Any localized pain in the abdomen should be examined by your OBGYN provider, especially at "11 weeks of pregnancy".

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Im four months pregnant and i haven't been to the doctor yet is that bad ?

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I have had an itchy scalp for the past four weeks. so bad that i carry a comb around the house with me to scratch it. i've been checked by a doctor and by my midwife (i'm five months pregnant) both have assured me that it is not lice but do not have an

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Hi doc, im badly need ur answers how abort a one month pregnant? ;(

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Am pregnant don't know how many weeks going to the doctors next week but every morning i wake up with brown blood just drops is it bad?

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My doctor told me not to take xrays due to my pregnancy 9 weeks doctors i work for are making me will it be bad for my baby?

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Hi doc i was wondering why my stretch mark from my pregnancy four years ago so itchy out of no where again like when i was pregnant?

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I'm 31 days late and have four negative hpt's. i have all pregnancy symptoms see my doc tomorrow. if i'm not pregnant what could it be?

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Bloated for almost four months now. took a pregnancy test at the doctors office, came back negative. should i be concern?

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I'm 7 weeks pregnant, i have bad flu, i have keep coughing mucous, i don't know which cough syrup is safe to use? it's weekend, no doctors are open around here please help

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Hi doctors. im currently 11 weeks pregnant and experiencing bad cramps on only one side of my bladder. its been consistent for 3 days now? should i be worried or what can it be?

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