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Diagnosed with subchorionic hematoma

2017-07-29 14:08:37
On 24th July 2017(11weeks 2 days) I noticed spotting and went to my gynac who asked for a trasabdominal USG by radiologist who diagnosed 12*6mm subchorionic hematoma @ post cervical region, rest all normal. I had severe bleeding with large clots that day after coming back home. I am on Duphastone 10mg TDS and Susten tab 200mg vaginally.
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Instead of using susten cap vaginally ,use susten 8% gel vaginally once a day Plus u should undergo combined dual testing and usg for nt nb at this GestAge so dont miss out on it Consult a geneticist in view of maternal age being 35 and if any further testing required

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