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Minimal rim perisac bleed

2021-09-17 16:17:01
My wife is 6.2 weeks pregnant, heart beat is seen in scan. But she is having continuous cramps and occasional spotting. Attached here with scan report and it is observed there is small perisac bleed. Is it anything to be worried?
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