XP: Update** In the hospital (vent)

finallyamommy22 · May 2011

I have writen a response to all in regards to the update of my post...I tried to write the same thing but it wont let me post (duplicate) messages...Hopefully this will work now, if not click into the original post any my comment is at the end,..thanks all for your T&P!!

*****UPDATE*****

I have been released from the hospital...9am this morning Turns out subchorianic hematoma is what the blood clot is. Doctor says there is no reason for these to come, and I am in no way at fault for it, there was nothing I could do to prevent it. He says it is not afecting the baby since his heart rate is a good 152bpm, since his HR is not dropping or anything we shouldn't worry.

I have been sent home with bedrest, no excersize or heavylifting for a couple of weeks until I go in for another sono...His comments were that the SCH would slowly disintegrate and would bleed out...the blood should look like (TMI) old brown blood, and some clots (same color) should be normal...bright red blood in large amounts &/or cramps are not and I should immediatly return to the ER...

**Thanks Everyone for your T&P, I appreciate them greatly...baby dust to all of you fellow mommies **

RC31604 · May 2011

I'm glad that you are alright I hope that everything goes away and you're back on your feet soon. Take good care of yourself and your little guy. I'll still keep you in my prayers.

manbearpig31610 · May 2011

Thanks for updating. Take care of yourself. I hope it corrects itself soon.

KBBH · May 2011

Thanks for letting us know. I checked to see if there were any updates. Take care of yourself and listen to your doc! Hang in there.

etoyama · May 2011

Glad you're alright. I had a subchorionic hematoma too, and they're scary but most of the time, completely harmless

TwoStrong · May 2011

So glad to hear that is what it was!

Now rest!

UltrasoundTechMommy · May 2011

Subchorionic hemorrhages are very common and have good outcomes. Yes

JaninneAlvarado · May 2011

UltrasoundTechMommy:
Subchorionic hemorrhages are very common and have good outcomes.

My ex supervisor had this in her last pregnancy. She was put on bedrest for quite some time. It was around 2 months and she returned to work for a month and when she went on leave, she had her baby the following week. Her DD was healthy and everything labor and delivery wise went great.

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