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Subchorionic hemorrhage ... and the doctor didn't tell us?

GreenieTA11GreenieTA11
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We went in for our third u/s today at 9w2d.  Last ultrasound, at 7w2d, the doctor said everything was still normal, but she didn't want to place us in the normal category just yet.  We had no clue what that meant, but since the doctor wasn't worried about anything ... neither were we.

Today the doctor walks in (diferent doctor than last time) and starts off with "Well, the hemorrhage is a lot smaller than last time!"  We're like WTF?!?  "Oh, they didn't tell you last time?"  NOOO!  Apparently I have a subchorionic hematoma.  It is half the size it was 2 weeks ago and I have never had any bleeding or spotting.  But WTF!  The doctor doesn't seem too concerned and our next appointment isn't until our NT scan.  But WTF?!  Angry

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Re: Subchorionic hemorrhage ... and the doctor didn't tell us?

  • kg_08kg_08 member
    i would be so pissed!!! next time you see that doc you should give him a piece of your mind! that's one of the reasons WHY you go to the doctor, so you know what's going on with your body. not cool at all.
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  • nicki070810nicki070810
    I had a subchorionic hematoma and wasn't told from my ultrasound. I didn't find out until after I spotted and then passed the clot. It was SO scary and I would have been a LOT less scared had the doctor or the ultrasound tech pointed it out. I can understand how you'd be upset! Don't stress over it though..as long as the doctors know and are able to keep a watchful eye on things.
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  • KelleyAKelleyA

    I am betting that they didn't tell you so you wouldn't stress about it.  I've had them with both pregnancies and it didn't show up on my ultrasounds from 7 weeks and earlier...the spotting started at 9 weeks and that's when we found it on the ultrasound. 

    The hematoma shrinking is good.  No bleeding or complications...that's GREAT!  I hope things continue smoothly for you!

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