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January 15- 20 po yung may mens ako. 35 days po ang average cycle ko per month. Ok na po kaya na magpacheckup na ako or wag po muna?ang iniisip ko po kasi baka di pa makita agad sa trans-v yung baby or yung heartbeat. Pailang weeks na din po kaya ako?sabi po kasi ng biyenan ko mas ok daw po pacheckup pag naka1 month na akong walang mens. Sabi naman po ng Mama ko magpacheckup na ako. NagPt po ako nung sunday at may faint line na po,the next day po nagPT ulit ako pero lumabo po ang sa PT. Nagpablood test po ako at nagpositive. Sana po matulungan nyo ko magdecide ng dapat pong gawin na financially at emotionally wise na din. Hehehe. Salamat po! God bless po!

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Dapat alam mo po yung first day ng last menstrual period mo mommy para mabilang mo kung ilang weeks kna. You can visit your ob anytime as early as your pt result is positive. Pero kung financially wise ka nmn you can visit your ob at 8weeks para kitang kita mo na progress ni baby. Ang advantage nmn po kung early ka pmunta sa ob makikita mo na agad kung tama ba yung lugar kung saan nabuo c baby? wala bang bleeding sa loob? Mabibigyan kna rin ng vitamins at pampakapit kung kinakailangan😊 mas magnda din mommy kung ang mapuntahan mong ob ay sonologist narin at the same time para every chek up sisilipin nya lagay ni baby.

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5y ago

White milky discharge is ok, as long as walang foul smell. Kirot na nawawala nmn after few minutes ganyan din sakin nun sis. Ang bantayan mo yung sakit/hilab na nagtatagal or my spotting ka go ka agad sa ob kapag ganun.

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As soon as you know you're pregnant, call your doctor and schedule in your first prenatal appointment. Most women like to make an appointment fairly soon after they find out they're positive. If this is your first pregnancy, it's likely you'll want to see a doctor straight away. 😊

5y ago

As far as I know, normal lang ang brownish discharge, sis. Bsta hindi lang blood na paranh menstrual spotting. Don't forget to take note of the dates as to when it started and when it stop so that you can tell your OB about it when you'll have ur check up. 😊

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