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Has anyone been diagnosis with a Subchrionic Hemmorage?

This is my second time bleeding out and I'm scared. I had a ultrasound and bloodwork yesterday and the baby is healthy and active, but the Dr didn't give much information other than to take it easy.
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A sch won't harm the baby. I was diagnosed at 5 weeks with one and it was almost gone by wk eleven. Now.I'm 24 weeks Nd only spotting here Nd the .
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10wks & just got diagnosed with one. My DR referred me to a specialist b/c I've had a previous miscarriage. I'm kind of nervous but haven't bled so I try to stay laying down or sitting down hopefully it will absorb itself from what I'm hearing its common *fingers crossed* for us both
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I got diagnosed with that at 9 weeks. My OB said it was pretty common too. It really just resolves on its own and it did for me. I'm 11 almost 12 weeks and I'm not bleeding anymore. Everything seems okay now. :) I agree with the above poster to not read all the things online. It's makes the hemorrhage sound way worse than it actually is.
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Not bleeding,  but was told I had the hemorrhage.  Scary but taking it easy.  At week 6.
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I have the same diagnosis and she actually said it's quite common, and usually resolves itself. I stopped bleeding around 11 weeks, I'm now 13 and praise God our baby is growing and healthy. It's very scary, but try to relax, have faith, and not take in all the things you read online :)
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