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Subchorionic hematoma

2020-11-17 20:15:10
Today I got my early sonography done in which everything is fine but small subchorionic hematoma what's treatment for it. I am 7 week pregnant
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Absolutely rest and avoidance of vomitting and constipation if any and continuation of support Medicine helps 

Answered2020-11-18 05:09:40

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You take bed rest, Tab Duphaston 10 mg twice a day for atleast 4 weeks, Inj HCG 5000 I/U intramuscularly once a week for one month, repeat scan after 4 weeks or earlier if any bleeding occurs

Answered2020-11-18 03:26:45

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