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SCH and pregnancy afterwards

Ebonee917Ebonee917 member
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Has anyone dealt with an SCH (subchorionic hemorrhage)? And how was your pregnancy after it reattached? I was diagnosed with an SCH at 12weeks gestation and I am now 27weeks. During my anatomy ultrasound they did confirm that it had reattached (I was relieved) but they are still keeping a close eye because they still see a spot near/on/around my placenta. My chart that I can see on my app from my dr office says "POSSIBLE circumvallate placenta" has anyone ever dealt with any complications after your SCH reattached? Was there placenta abruption later? Did you experience preterm labor? Were you induced early? BR? Etc. I go back on this coming Wednesday for an ultrasound. HELP!!! I'm trying not to worry...
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    PlainJane8350PlainJane8350 member
    It's impossible not to worry, I know. I had one in my first trimester and still had it when I "graduated" from my fertility specialist to my current OBGYN. It ended up getting smaller and smaller until they didn't see it on an ultrasound anymore, but they still advised me to "take it easy." They don't seem to be sure what causes them, so they told me to stay hydrated, keep my body "fluid" (nothing that will jostle my body) and to avoid lifting anything heavy...which I think pregnant women are supposed to do anyway. I was put on pelvic rest for my SCH, but not bed rest. I'm no expert, but you're welcome to email me if you want to chat!

    Plainjane19792001@gmail.com
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    karlapaulinakarlapaulina member
    I am 5 weeks amd 6 days today i was diagnosed with SCH at 5 weeks and it seems to be growing since the second ultrasound no bleeding and the cramping seem to have calm down" they gave me 50/50 chance of miscarriage but this friday i have another doc appointment and hopefully they give me good news, i have faith my baby will make it. Hard to not stress about it but i want to keep positive to make it easier on myself, my daughter is excited to be a big sister. Its just hard but hold on tight!
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    PlainJane8350PlainJane8350 member
    My doctor wasn't concerned about miscarriage at all, it was never mentioned and I wish they wouldn't have told you that because we're all already going to worry enough as it is!
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