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Subchorionic hemorrhage
My wife is carrying 9 weeks baby. She is having bleeding in 7th week then we gone to doctor and she advised for ultrasound . ultrasound results shown as subchorionic hemorrhage 1.3*1.01 cms then doctor given medicine duphoston 10 (1-0-1), sylate 250 (1-1-1) and sustain 300(0-0-1) .but when gone for again ultrasound in 9th week subchorionic hemorrhage increased with 4.3*0.7 cms in lower pole. She is in bed rest .this can lead to miscarriage??can this create problem to baby growth?? Please advise us .
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