Today I met with a doc for a consultation about *possibly* switching into her care. The doctor I have now is FANTASTIC but he is an hour and a half away. Long story short, the new doc said she wouldnt touch me due to me having Lupus, having both hips replaced, a stroke at 19, and plenty of other issues. My current doc has handled me himself (with a few appointments to MFM to ensure everything was 150% good) and it looks like I will be continuing care with him.
I mentioned at my consult that I was worried about miscarrying (just as I was with my other two pregnancies) and she scheduled an u/s to ease my fears (soo grateful for that)! I got a call at 330 saying the babies look great BUT I have a subchorionic hemmorage. I called my doc (of course he left early but its friday, i shouldve known) and had the rad report faxed over. I got a call from the nurse saying its a small hemmorage and I may have some bleeding. I am also on pelvic rest until this is resolved.
Has anyone gone though this? Were you seen more often to monitor it? Outcomes and stories are much appreciated. Dr. Google is making me more nervous than ever...
Re: Subchorionic Hemmorage Questions. also in multiples
2 years, 2 surgeries, 2 clomid fails, 2 IUIs, 1 loss, IVF #1 - 10/25/10 = BFP!, DS is now 3.5yrs!
TTC #2 - 6/12 surgery #3, FET #1 & 1.2 = BFN, 12/2012 FET #2 = BFP! DD is 1.5 yrs!
Surprise! 12/16/14 BFP, loss #2 12/31/14
I can't wait for the "im getting a divorce" post in 5 years or so because your husbands were fed up with your disgusting chair asses from playing on the knot all day and getting fired 4-5 times for not doing any work. you guys are all winners!! ~ Laur929
subchorionic hemorrhages (SCH) are very common and lots of women on these boards have them. I had a very large one, had to quit work and go on bedrest. It caused a lot of bleeding for me, but some women don't bleed and never even know they have them. You could see any color from brown, to rust, to bright red. It can be spotting, full on flow ( I was filling overnight pads pretty quickly at one point) and you could see clots. The spectrum of what to expect is pretty large unfortunately. Even though some spotting/bleeding can be expected I always called if I had anything more than light spotting. Because my bleeding epidodes were so heavy they always wanted me in for an ultrasound after it happened. Other than that they want to see me every two weeks(ish) to check on it.
SCH heal on their own and most women who have them go on to have healthy pregnancies/babies. I hope that answers your questions but if you have any more please feel free to ask!