TMI, I'm really sorry to ask this but does anyone know whether its safe to have sex when you've been told you have a subchorionic hematoma? I've been told to avoid sex by the ER doc, and then my OB said to be cautious. So is it safe or no?
no problem. I know it's hard to stay without it but it's definitely a lot harder to have to lose your baby. just have patience and hopefully your body absorbs it. I'll keep you and your Lil one in my prayers.
yeah be very careful. I was on pelvic and bedrest as soon as they found mine. just be very careful. drinking cold water helps with easing the cramping.
@e_n_j_mommy, when I was at the er the doc said it took up a third of my uterus. But when I went for my dating ultrasound the tech didn't mention anything so I asked and she was like , oh yea...its still there. Just be cautious so I was kinda confused
you don't want to irritate your uterus more. the blood as it is irritates your cervix. you don't want anything to make your sch get bigger. the blood from the sch irritated my uterus causing me to have painless dilation. I was dilating and had no idea so I got an infection and it caused me to go into preterm labor.
by my next appointment it was gone so at least 2-4 weeks it went away. I was 15 weeks along when we saw it at the er which is later than most find out they have it
@vanessa7057, @aimers8031 @hermommy thanks ladies! I was really confused because one doctor seemed super adament and the other was very nonchalant about it. @mommaofginger how long did it take to go away for you?