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Subchorionic hemorrhage

2019-01-26 10:43:11
I'm 8 weeks pregnant now. And in the early pregnancy scan I came to know that I have subchorionic hemorrhage. My current gynaecology doc prescribed me progesterone tablets to use for 2 weeks.  So, I'm afraid if this is serious. Please clarify.
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Answered2019-01-26 12:13:00

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Answered2019-01-26 10:48:27

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