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Q: Abortion side effect ?

asked by: vyogi on March 12th, 2009

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I had surgical abortion when I was 4 weeks pregnant in the 2nd week of Jan.
Even today, the colour of my urine has been lightly brownish in colour but doesnt have any bad smell. And also i'm constantly getting mouth ulcers... For which i'm taking a Bcomplex tablet each day, but has not completely stopped.
Also having severe hair loss daily... Is it due to abortion? If so, how long will it continue?
Kindly advice.

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diamondsz

replied on March 13th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

The hairloss is a pregnancy thing, you hair becomes thick/coarse for some when pregnant. Hair loss from pregnancy is a drop in hormones, it could be another few days to weeks but if you are truly concerned, see a dr.

As for the urine, go in and see a dr, sounds like a UTI, they aren't pleasant and can get worse. Another option Home remedy is to drink cranberry juice and avoid sugar if you can.

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