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Pregnancy bleeding
I am 11 week pregnant. I got light brown bleeding today and visited doctor. I was given strone200 which will be kept during night vaginally. Ultrasound showed good heartbeat for baby. I am taking complete bed rest. Doctor said i have subchronic heamorage. Will it affect my baby? Will bleeding stop on later weeks? I am worried as it is my 1st baby. Plz help
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Most subchorinoic haemorrhage heals when taken adequate rest. Avoid heavy lifting work, constipation
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Don't worry take rest
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
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Get a NT scan done along with double marker , susten SR 300 mg twice a day helps , may be u would need additional medication , based on your scan and other tests
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