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Im 7w3d pregnant,went for ultrasound today and baby is fine but theres a 14mm blood clot beside the amniotic sac ,is it dangerous?im on bedrest for 2w
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Probably fine: subchorionic hemmohage is very common early on. We wouldn't even know about it if not for high quality ultrasound. As long as the embryo's heartbeat is normal (around 120 bpm) I doubt there is any increased risk of pregnancy loss at all. This is different than a placental abruption which can occur in the third trimester where berest is often recommended
Answered 3/14/2016
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