subchorionic hemorrhage I was told after my ultrasound yesterday at 8 weeks that I have a small subchorionic hemorrhage.…
subchorionic hemorrhage
I was told after my ultrasound yesterday at 8 weeks that I have a small subchorionic hemorrhage. Anyone have any insight on this? I haven’t experienced any bleeding as of yet but it’s concerning
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I had one of these. Mine was scary! I had some period like cramping during my 8th week. I passed a HUGE blood clot and stained my jeans with blood on a Saturday. We ran to the ER, and was told this was a possibility carrying twins. They did an ultrasound and both babies were fine. Went to the doctor on the following Tuesday, they said they saw a clot in there, to expect to pass it if my body didn’t reabsorb, sure enough, passed it the same way the next Sunday. It eventually healed and as of now, no more clots & no more bleeding! ?? but those things are terrifying!!!
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I had a pretty bad SCH from 11 weeks till 18ish weeks and bled nearly the whole time with gushes a couple times a week. It finally healed up and now I’m just over 30 weeks with my twins. I heard they are less of a worry in the first trimester. I had one with my daughter early on and didn’t see much bleeding from it.
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Yes! I went in for this. It actually caused me to cramp. That's when I found out I was having twins. She said it's completely and nothing to worry about
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I had SCH that was seen at week 10 after I went to the ER for bleeding. I only had drips in the toilet when peeing and then some on a panty liner which later became spotting. It lasted about 2-3 days.
I was put on pelvic rest for about 2 weeks (no sex or orgasms & minimal physical activity). There has been no more bleeding or spotting since and the SCH was gone by my 14 week Scan.
Jessica Rhynard ·
Phew. Thank you so much!
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As a sonographer in ob/gyn for many years, I see these daily (I also had them with my first son and my twin pregnancy)
They're not harmful to the baby bc they're on the outside of the gestational sac. As the baby and sac grows, it can squeeze the sch (subchorionic hemorrhage) out and thats when you'll see the bleed. Your body can also absorb the blood from it and you may never see any bleeding at all.
They'll recheck it at your next sono.
Try not to worry.
Best of luck!