There will always be a risk of miscarriage as long as bleeding is present . With good care and medication the risk can be reduced and miscarriage can be avoided

Nobody can predict that The size of hematoma is very less.... So it can continue

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Hello. First of all every pregnancy is different.. there are so many factors we have to take into account.....so when u are asking these questions it's very difficult to give a direct answer. Seeing the size of haemorrhage and other factors now......wait for 2 to 3 weeks , continue the medications as advised.., always watch out for any bleeding if visible...then get a scan done...... Mostly by the end of first trimester things start improving

The dose of duphaston is 2 times in a day You have been over prescribed Rest and this medicine will help resolve the hematoma

Most of the times it gets resolved So take adequate rest and medication Warning signs: spotting/mild bleeding if present immediately go to hospital

It will  resolve, do a scan now to check  the size of it and Baby's  heart  beat.

Take rest Continue progesterone It will resolve slowly

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