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Spotting in first trim pr

2017-03-18 10:28:39
I am having pregnancy of 9 week (approx). From fifth week onwards i am having regular spotting along with the white discharge. Ultra sound done in 8 week revealed that 'a small subchorionic clot noted'. I am afraid of miscarriage. I am having sustain tab twice, hucog5000 inj weekly, folic acid tab, sustain inj twice in a week from 6th week to 8th week. Please help me wether my pregnancy is normal or there is something serious about it. Please reply.
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Hi, if the colour of the blood is not red, but, brown or blackish, it indicates no fresh bleeding, but it is from collected one. Take due care of vagina to prevent infection there.You are on right treatment, next scan ask for position of placenta. If placeta forms in lower part of uterus, one has to be careful.

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