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Frequent Bleeding
I’m currently 9.4 weeks pregnant. I’ve had spotting at 5 and 7 weeks, and heavy bleeding at 9 weeks. The ultrasound showed CRL 2.5 cm, FHR 175 bpm, closed os, and a normal gestational sac. The only finding was a subchorionic hematoma.
Could this hematoma be causing the repeated bleeding? How long does it usually take to resolve, and when can I expect the bleeding to stop? I’m currently taking progesterone as prescribed.
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Yes SCH is the reasons for ur bleeding ..
Stop ecosprin ..if u r on ecosprin
Bed rest
Avoid strenuous activity and intercourse
Progesterone to continue
It might stop after 12 weeks ..however some people might have this issue quite often …
As long as it’s not heavy don’t worry ..
Consult immediately if heavy bleeding or pain
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Subchorionic hematomas are one of the most common reasons for bleeding and spotting like yours in early pregnancy, and most settle down on their own within a few weeks.
Next Steps
Keep following up with your obstetrician's ultrasound schedule to track how it's settling, since the time it takes to resolve varies from person to person.
Health Tips
Please seek immediate care if you soak through a pad within an hour, have severe cramping, or feel dizzy or faint.
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