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2023-11-02 04:07:01
I'm 13 week pregnant and initially in scan it came retroplacental hematoma and after 6 days there was no retroplacental hematoma but heterogeneous area 4cm in scan now red spotting is continus from 8days what should I do will my baby survive
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Connect please Heterogeneous area could be a resolving clot But red spotting is not a good sign Get a consultation and medication to stop that and support baby growth You baby looks fine from the last USG report

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The baby is doing fine relax

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Connect please

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Connect pls

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