Perigesttional sac hemorrhage noted

2021-11-13 06:35:48
Hi please can some explain perigestationl sac hemorrhage noted in my scan report..is it a problem.iam at 6 weeks pregnanacy..is it healthy pregnanacy or not ..what shld i do..attached scan report for the same..please req ur suggestions
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Take medicine to support pregnancy Hopefully pregnancy is ok as of now

Answered2021-11-13 09:45:43

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Start with supportive medications, don't travel long distances, don't lift heavy weights repeat scan to see for resolution

Answered2021-11-13 06:48:50

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Yes it is having some issues but it is just one cm what we should do is you have to be given support medications which will make sure there is no miscarriage and also from your side you have to have absolute rest from work heavy lifting work or intercourse

Answered2021-11-13 06:37:03

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Implantation bleed which is near the sac

Answered2021-11-14 20:29:44

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Perigestational haemorrhage is not normal. You will require hormonal support and rest. Please meet your Gynaecologist

Answered2021-11-13 07:38:13

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Hi This is basically bleeding inside . If u dnt hv any pain or bleeding outside , take rest , sum progesterone support , no travel., no intercourse, no lifting weights , healthy diet

Answered2021-11-13 07:17:47

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Take Capsule Susten SR 400morning and evening for 2 weeks per vaginum
Next Steps
Repeat ultrasound pelvis done for uterus tubes and ovaries and gestational sac after 2 weeks
Health Tips
Avoid stress and travel and dehydration and intercourses and lifting weights Avoid papaya and pineapple

Answered2021-11-13 06:57:50

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