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Perisac bleeding
What should I do,is there anything through which it can settle down because my doc has already stopped Ecosprin as my protein c was elevated,which is important in my pregnancy..how much time it will take
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Progesterone support and rest is all that is required at this point of time
Ecosprin can be continued if the coagulation profile is normal
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A peri-sac hematoma like this is common in early pregnancy and usually settles on its own over 1 to 3 weeks, especially with a single live pregnancy and a heartbeat already visible on your scan. Complete rest, avoiding heavy lifting and strenuous activity generally helps it resolve.
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Your doctor has already stopped Ecosprin because of your raised protein C, so keep following that plan rather than restarting it yourself. A repeat scan in 1 to 2 weeks will show whether the hematoma is reducing, and the ovarian cyst and fibroid your scan picked up are usually just watched alongside your pregnancy.
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Go in sooner if the bleeding gets heavier than spotting, you pass clots, or you get cramping or pain. Please discuss this with your obstetrician closely, given your clotting history.
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