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Sub chorionic hematoma brown discharge

2022-06-02 13:46:48
I am 14 weeks pregnant having bleeding due to sub chorionic hematoma I am on progesterone injection and tablets how will this hematoma resolve. Does it bleed and disappear? after taking Medication and complete rest having bleeding should I be worried what to do next
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Rest n progesterone support That's the only treatment Should resolve

Answered2022-06-03 06:19:41

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Keep monitoring by doing sonography

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The volume of your Haematoma is less than 2 ml. If there is no fresh bleeding then it will clot and get absorbed into the tissues. Part of it will come out which will be seen.

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