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Retroplacental clots

2022-08-03 09:04:09
Hi Doctor, I am currently 14 weeks 2 days. Recently had mild spotting and ultrasound showed 2 retroplacental clots.placenta is posterior low lying. Report attached. Is this dangerous and can it resolve. I am taking duphastone and susten sr. Please suggest.
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Answered2022-08-03 12:45:43

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Connect please

Answered2022-08-03 10:06:16

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These retro-placental clots are coincidental. They are not dependent on the location of the placenta . These clots will resolve.

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Rest and progesterone is all that u need Nothing else besides that can be offered

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