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10th week pregnancy with 80mm hematoma
10th week pregnancy with 80mm hematoma
Using dydrowell SR 20mg and C hope 200mg per day 2 tablets each morning 1 and night 1
Bleeding is not stopping.
What to do or advice for any medication
Taking continuous rest till 2 weeks , still bleeding is not controlling
On 25th Sep hematoma was 20mm, on 30th Sep it was 60mm and on 6th Oct it became 80mm
Please suggest any medication for complete curing of hematoma+
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your scan shows a live pregnancy at just under 10 weeks, with the baby's heartbeat present and the cervix looking normal. The bleeding is coming from a large collection behind the placenta, known as a perigestational haematoma. It has grown steadily across your last three scans, from 20mm to 60mm to 80mm. That steady growth means you should see your obstetrician again soon, rather than just completing two weeks of rest.
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Please don't change or add any medication on your own, since adjusting treatment for a growing haematoma needs your obstetrician to review the scan in person. Ask whether a repeat scan in the next few days makes sense given how fast it has grown.
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Go in the same day if the bleeding becomes heavy like a period, you pass clots, or you feel dizzy.
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