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Im 11 weeks pregnant and On March 1 st I got to know that I have Sub chorionic hemorrhage measuring 2.1x0.5cm. I informed this to My doctor and she told to take complete bed rest and asked me to take trapic 500 mg tablet couple of days only if i have spotting or bleeding.After 4 days i.e on March 5th while passing urine I saw a very tiny mustard size red clot. Due to lock down I didnot inform to my Doctor yet regarding clot. In 5 days m going to do my NT scan. So can I inform to my Doctor that time during NT scan raged in clot. Or do I need an immediate treatment now itself. Right now I started using trapic since last nyt.m much worried. Is my baby safe.
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I don't think so u need to worry. Just observe. If it increase then u need to visit a doctor for a repeat SCAN
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Since U hav a scan fixed after 5 days...U can wait unless fresh bleeding continues associated with pain abdomen.
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