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Subchorionic hemorrhage

2022-02-26 01:52:42
Hi. I am 8weeks 3days pregnant. I was bleed from last two days. I have done USG. Report is showing live pregnancy with subchorionic hemorrhage. Cardiac activity is there. What to do now?
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If it’s a wanted pregnancy and cardiac activity is there then please consult your gynaecologist to give you medication to support the conception. Consult online otherwise

Answered2022-02-26 03:30:43

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If cardiac activity is there then you should take precautions like not to over-exert and to avoid sexual intercourse. No specific medicine will help. This sub-chorionic haemorrhage will settle down after few days.

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Connect online fr a prescription of progesterone Rest n abstinence wud help

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