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A large subchorionic bleed ( of approximate vol- 23no) noted along superior and anterolateral aspect of the sac with separatio of more than 50% of the sac from the endometrial cavity.
11weeksand 5 days of pregnancy
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Hi, it is big subchoreonic bleed.but have faith, wait and watch. Take rest.your gynaecologist must be given you sufficient progesterone supports. Almost 50 percent have good outcome. Good luck.
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Wait and watch. By this time placental formation would have started.the situation have guarded prognosis. 30 to 40 percent chance of continuing pregnancy. Discuss with your Gynaec regarding the medication part.
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Dr. Pritam Prakash Sulakhe
Infertility Specialist
15 yrs exp
Pune
Very high risk of abortion
take bed rest, continue medications prescribed by ur Gynaec.
Do NOT Travel by Bikes.
Keep Watch on bleeding If heavy report immd.
last but not least is PRAY...
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