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Mild synchronic. Haemorrhage at week 9
I am facing spotting due to blood clots of 1cm size with 1cc in my uterine lining but my baby is safe and I heard baby heartbeat at 183bpm.. doctor have suggested progesterone injections and bed rest. Will it resolve on its own or how much risk it has on baby ?
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You are at high risk . Continue with your treatment and can consult any time you need to me ....online.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Any clot or bleeding is not good for the baby Spotting that you have might be due to collected blood sipping out Continue rest and progesterone Get a scan done in 10-15 days to check the status of the clot
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Connect please
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The only treatment would be rest abstinence and progesterone support
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Continue progesterone till 16 wks pog
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Connect for detailed consultation
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Connect pls
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Continue taking progesterone as it will help in continuing pregnancy. Any kind of bleeding or spotting is not good for baby
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