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I was just at the hospital last night cause i was having un normal cramping .Specially with me being 6wks pregnant. And they told me i have subchrionic hemerrhage . And I'm not aloud to have sex what so ever until I get seen by my ob/gyn . Does anyone else have anymore info regarding subchrionic hemerrhage?
Thank you
Wolf
Thank you
Wolf
Usually, a subchorionic bleed does not affect the pregnancy or the fetus. It usually dissipates on its own within a few weeks. It is quite rare for there to be hemorrhage to such extent that the hemoglobin drops so low as to compromise the fetus. Certainly, your hemoglobin must be monitored and the blood replaced to maintain a good level of hemoglobin. In the vast majority of cases, a subcnorionic hematoma will not cause any effect on the baby. If there is heavy bleeding, call your doctor immediately.
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