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Subchorionic hameorrage
Hi I'm 5 weeks and 4 days pregnant and on my recent ultrasound i was told that i have a slight subchorionic hameorrage and I've been put on hormones medications. What are the chances of successful pregnancy ? Also the baby hasnot developed cardiac activity yet.
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Wait for 15daya and repeat Sonography
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Fair chances.
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Small subchorionic hemorrhages resolves spontaneously Continue progesterone support and repeat scan after 1 month
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Chances will depend on the size of the hematoma Cardiac activity appears after 7 weeks
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Success chances are good if no pv bleeding and subchorionic bleed is small Bed rest and medicine would help
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Slight subchorionic hemorrhage will resolve without causing  harm to baby with the help of medicine . Repeat scan after 10 days for  cardiac activity
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Slight subchorionic bleed resolve spontaneously with bedrest and harmones..there is good chance of successful pregnancy..repeat scan after 2 weeks for cardiac activity
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