A 2.5-month pregnant woman (second pregnancy, first child normal delivery 6 years ago) is experiencing slight bleeding/clot discharge. The scan is normal with a fetal heartbeat of 185 bpm. She has been prescribed Remens capsules and injections for 4 weeks. Is this bleeding normal, and is the treatment appropriate?
Asked by Female, 29 · 2 months ago
Slight bleeding or clot discharge can sometimes occur in early pregnancy and may still be normal if the scan shows a healthy baby with a good heartbeat, but it should always be monitored carefully as it can indicate threatened miscarriage. Since your scan is normal, this is reassuring. The prescribed Remens capsule containing natural micronised progesterone 200 mg is a hormone support medicine that helps maintain the pregnancy and reduce bleeding risk, and the injections may also be given for similar support. You should take the medicines exactly as advised, get adequate rest, and avoid heavy work or travel. However, if the bleeding increases, severe abdominal pain occurs, or large clots are passed, it is important to seek immediate medical attention to ensure both mother and baby are safe.