Since your baby is doing well, the focus is on stabilising the pregnancy. Standard treatments for a subchorionic haemorrhage (5.7 ml) include:1. Progesterone Support: Your doctor likely prescribed progesterone (oral, vaginal, or injectable) to support the uterine lining and prevent contractions. 2. Strict Pelvic Rest: Avoid heavy lifting, strenuous exercise, standing for long periods, and sexual intercourse. 3. Adherence to Discharge Meds: Take your prescribed medications exactly as directed by your obstetrician. Continue to monitor your symptoms. Seek immediate emergency medical care if you experience a sudden increase in bleeding, passing larger clots, severe abdominal pain, or fever.