Blood clot in early pregnancy Q...

Re: Blood clot in early pregnancy Q...

• itsmevkb member

  February 2013

  There are tons of stories of women who have had blood clots and bleeding and everything worked out just fine.  They are called subchorionic hemotomas and you'll see them abbreviated to sch.  Typically they can tell from an ultrasound if the clot you have will be problematic (say if it's located behind the placenta as opposed to somewhere else far away from the baby).  Most often it's just like your doctor said, you'll bleed some more and either pass the clot or it will just be reabsorbed. 
  

  The bleeding can be super scary so don't hesitate to call and ask for another ultrasound if you need reassurance.  I hope your clot resolves soon.
  

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• LnR70707 member

  February 2013

  I had a really big one with DS.  My bleeding started at 10 weeks 2 days (complete with fun trip to the ER on a weekend) and continued off and on through 20 weeks.  I'd say I bled out the majority of it and about 1/3 sealed itself off and reabsorbed.

  
  
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• imoverit member

  February 2013

  itsmevkb:

  There are tons of stories of women who have had blood clots and bleeding and everything worked out just fine.nbsp; They are called subchorionic hemotomas and you'll see them abbreviated to sch.nbsp; Typically they can tell from an ultrasound if the clot you have will be problematic say if it's located behind the placenta as opposed to somewhere else far away from the baby.nbsp; Most often it's just like your doctor said, you'll bleed some more and either pass the clot or it will just be reabsorbed.nbsp; The bleeding can be super scary so don't hesitate to call and ask for another ultrasound if you need reassurance.nbsp; I hope your clot resolves soon.

  
  
  All of this. Im one of those ladies. I bled from 8 weeks to 18 weeks and went to the dr or ER every time. DS is now 19 mos old. HTH.

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• afsalinas member

  February 2013

  Thanks for the responses.  RE said the blood clot was far enough away from the baby that it shouldn't cause any problems.

   Thanks for the insight.  It is much appreciated.
  

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