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Subchorionic bleed at 13 weeks pregnancy
Hello,
I was admitted in hospital for a subchorionic collection of 6.7cc at 13w pregnancy.
After 4 days it was 3.7cc at time of discharge.
Today at 14w 3d of pregnancy still I have brown gel like spotting when I wipe with tissue.
How long it will take to heal completely?
I am taking progesterone and proluton injection.
Thanks so much for response.
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It generally takes 2 weeks to resolve. You can repeat Sonography after 2 weeks if still spotting
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It will reduce gradually in 2 weeks more
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