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High risk pregnancy

2024-03-15 14:48:11
Got the scan done I have attached the reports here is foetus 14mm normal at 7 weeks 5 days how can I deal with sub chorionic bleed. Is the chance of miscarriage still high ?
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Answered2024-03-16 10:39:57

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Yes the size of the collection is big There are chances of a miscarriage Treatment would be rest and progesterone support

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Risk is high due to sub chorionic bleed and large fibroid. Rest ,progesterone support is required.

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Rest and progesterone  ..risk of abortion  because of subchorionic bleed and also big fibroid

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