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Im 7weeks pregnant,in my ultrasound i had subchorionic hemmorhage at least 1cc, im using progesterone 400 every day,and im ok,1cc is much or not?
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1 cc : 1 cc is a very tiny amount of blood. Usually the size of a subchorionic hematomas is measured in centimeters on ultrasound and not by the quantity of bleeding.
Answered 12/9/2016
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