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What Causes A Subchorionic Hemorrhage?

Hello. I had an ultrasound 2 days ago and was contacted by my Drs office today to notify me I have multiple subchorionic bleeds, which I m not overly concerned with. However I also have heterogeneity in my placenta and myometrium. Is this a concern with my previous history of placenta abruption resulting is stillbirth at 34 weeks and multiple miscarriages?
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Hello,
Thank you for your query.
Yes, it is definitely a cause for concern.
*how old are you?
*how far along in your pregnancy are you?
*have you had any Infection during this pregnancy?
*do you have any other medical issues or take any medications?

Multiple subchorionic bleeds with a previous history of miscarriage increases the risk for placental abruption, miscarriage or premature labor.
The heterogenecity of the placenta is associated with adverse events in pregnancy & fetal death.
Please talk to your obgyn to have regular follow up and discuss options.
Hope this helps. Wish you a safe confinement and good health
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What Causes A Subchorionic Hemorrhage?

Hello, Thank you for your query. Yes, it is definitely a cause for concern. *how old are you? *how far along in your pregnancy are you? *have you had any Infection during this pregnancy? *do you have any other medical issues or take any medications? Multiple subchorionic bleeds with a previous history of miscarriage increases the risk for placental abruption, miscarriage or premature labor. The heterogenecity of the placenta is associated with adverse events in pregnancy & fetal death. Please talk to your obgyn to have regular follow up and discuss options. Hope this helps. Wish you a safe confinement and good health