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Bleeding at 25 weeks
Hi, I suddenly had a bleeding at 25 weeks, got my sonography done. Baby is fine. There is an extra amniotic linear of haematoma. I am given proluten injection and tranexa tablet and asked to rest. Is there any risk for the baby.
Also the BPD and HC is more than Gestational age and FL and AC is less than gestational age. What does this mean. Is my baby fine ? Attaching the report
Sonography report is okay except the hematoma
Its corresponding to your dates.
Take adequate rest when active bleeding.
Treatment is correct.
Do a oral glucose challenge test at 28 weeks.
Consider a steroid injection for lung maturity later.
Keep a watch on baby movements
Keep a watch on your blood pressure.
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This is a normal report dear
Next Steps
Continue Proluton Injection 500 twice a week for two weeks
Can stop tranexamic acid tablet if bleeding has stopped
Health Tips
Continue iron and calcium supplements
Avoid lifting weights and stress and intercourses and travel
Avoid papaya and pineapple
Drink plenty of water and fruits juice
To promote baby growth
Sleep in left lateral position for 2 hours at bedtime and for 8 hours at bedtime
Take Astymin Forte twice a day for 4 weeks
Take L arginine sachet twice a day for 4 weeks
Take a boiled egg daily
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