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10 weeks pregnant with subchronic hemorr
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I am 10 week 4 days pregnant and having subchronic hemmorrage , last night i had vaginal bleeding and was admitted in hospital doctor gave me duphaston and trenaxa 500 tablets , and they did ultrasound in which baby was fine jst wanted to know . Is it a matter of concern for my baby , how long this problem will be there and what precautions should be taken
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Bed rest advised
Repeat scan after 2 weeks
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Continue medication as advised
Repeat ultrasound at 12 week
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Dr. Bhagya Rekha
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
13 yrs exp
Gokak
Subchorionic hematoma means there is bleeding in the space between placental attachment and uterine lining.if it stops or if it is small ,it will resolve on its own . continue the medications given and repeat scan after 2 weeks .but if bleeding doesn't stop or the hematoma increases in size that can lead to pregnancy loss
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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