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Subchorionic hamerrage in 2nd trimester
I am 19 weeks pregnant. Yesterday I had noticed some brown colour discharge. I went for ultrasound where it mentioned that a small subchorionic bleeding ( 17.8*9.2 mm). Now i am taking complete bed rest. Is this will affect my ongoing pregnancy? Thanks in advance.
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Rest and progesterone support is the answer to your problem.. small hemorrhages usually resolve and get absorbed.
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In case you have pain abdomen, fresh red colored bleeding ,you must visit the hospital.
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Continue bed rest as per advice of doctor
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Most of the time it settles down by bed rest and progesterone supplements.
Volume of collection in your case is very small . It is about 2 ml. So no cause for worry.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Jaipur
It settles down generally, u continue rest
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