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Small perigestational hemorrhage 1.3 cc
I have 10 years old child and now I'm 9 weeks 2 days pregnant Sunday i traveled for continuous 2 hours but I have no complications or uncomfortable nothing even then i went for scan... CRL is 2.68cm.. FHR 167 bpm... Yolk sac is well formed.. Cervical length is 3.8...
But found small perigestational hemorrhage of volume 1.3 cc along with the lower pole of the sac... Met doctor she gave hydroxyprogesterone injection IP 500 mg and said to take complete bed rest...please guide me is there any complications...? Is it can be cured..? How should I take care of my health safe..?
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Dr. Ashritha Thadishetty
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U need to take weekly injections and oral progesterone supplimentation and take complete bed rest and walk only for washroom if any bleeding need to consult immediately to doctor if its spotting dont worry it might reduce but needs time
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