Re: subchorionic bleed..worried

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At Wed, 21 May 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hello,
>
>I am 7w3d (LMP) with my second baby. Had an early ultrasound last week
>to check for the heart beat as I got pregnant on the progesterone pills.
>
>@ 6w5d, baby measured behind, so today at 7w3d, I had another
>ultrasound. Fetus now measures right on target, heart rate great!
>
>The only thing is that they discovered a 'tiny' subchorionic (sp?) bleed
>at the bottom on the sac. it really is small and when viewed alongside
>the sac etc, was teeny.
>
>I am concerned that it will cause a miscarriage. They said to expect a
>little spotting as it is below the sac, but that all should be ok, that
>80% pregnancies have some sort of bleed.
>
>How true is this?
>
>Is there a big risk of miscarriage now? what is the chance of all being
>ok?
>
>Also, I have been taking baby aspirin as a precaution (thyroid
>antibodies) should I discontinue in view of the bleed? dr says it is my
>call..
>
>Thanks

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