SubChorionic Haemorrhage

Hello - I am 30 years old and have had 3 miscarriages. The first one at 20 weeks, second at 8 weeks and third at 9 weeks. Each time I had subchorionic haemorrhage. And I felt normal till the doctor told me that the baby had no heart beat. I had no bleeding externally. I really want to have a healthy baby but I am worried this is going to happen again. Is there anything I can do to avoid this ?

[kittybiscuits]

I am currently suffering from a subchorionic hematoma and have been quizzing my Doctor about why this happens. I've been told over and over again (by ER Drs, other Doctors, and my OBGYN) that this is completely random and no one knows why this happens. It's really hard to accept when it happens to you. I've been told there was nothing I could have done to avoid what happened, and nothing I can do to prevent the loss of the baby (if that happens). I showed symptoms at week 11 and am now at week 13. I hope that your Doctor has something more insightful to tell you, but the one thing I know is that what happend is not your fault and you probably did everything right.

[alaysha]

I had a subchorionic hematoma in early pregnancy and bled bright red almost everyday for 5 weeks more than a period. I was told by my doctor that he has never seen on not resolve itself. The bleeding is caused by the sac separating a little from the uterine lining I had heard of people who bleed so much that it causes it to completely detach but other than that it doesn't really cause a miscarriage just annoying bleeding. If I was you I would contact my doctor and get testing done to see what could be causing the miscarriages.