Pregnancy chronic collect

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

I am 9 week pregnant after my first sonography doc advised that I am having Chorionic hematoma collection. That can cause a miscarriage or less developed baby. But in recent sonography collection size got increased but my baby growth is perfectly fine. Heart beat is normal 191. Should I continue my pregnancy or I can opt DNC.

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Dr. Aaditi Acharya Sharma

Obstetrician 17 yrs exp Delhi

Usually sub chorionic hematoma absorbs on its own..unless ur baby is doing fine

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Dr. Geetu Bhatia Obstetrician 21 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Geetu Bhatia

Obstetrician 21 yrs exp Delhi

Chorionic hematoma gets resolved on its own..sometimes Gynaecologist prescribe medication... So you need to consult your gynaecologist...