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SCH at 6 weeks
Recently i got conceived via IVF. There were two bleeding( not severe) episodes with clots, one of the episodes was severe. Through scan they found a sch of size 0.6*0.5cm and my gsac is of size 21.9mm.
Doctor advised Trapic for bleeding episodes and am already on progesterone injection as its a IVF pregnancy.
Do I need to be worried? Any suggestions to reduce the sch size?
As I got two bleeding episodes within a few days gap . I'm really scared .
Any risks in my pregnancy?
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Not to worry, it will settle down and get cleared. Take adequate rest and continue Progestogen.
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No you do not need to be worried
Trapic has no role in a pregnant uterus
All you need is rest and progesterone support
Most subchorionic hematoma settle with rest and progesterone support
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