From Assisted Conception to...Babies!!!
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I had to google it too. Subchorionic Hematoma. It's a pool of blood that can cause placenta abruption. They can go away in a couple weeks (no big deal) or persist the entire pregnancy. They can cause pregnancy loss or early labor throughout the pregnancy.
The Dr didn't tell me details about how bad it looks.
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Im glad the baby is okay! I know a girl on here who had sch and shes almost due, it ended up being fine!! Try not to worry so much xxx
Heya - I've been looking for another thread and have been creeping for a bit. I've just been too busy to properly introduce myself.
Dealing with endometriosis and male factor. We weren't quite ready to have kids, but I was told with my condition, if I want to have kids, now is the time. So after more than a year of trying, they did some tests on my dh. With my disease and male factor issues our only hope was ICSI.
So after some thought and consultation with loved ones, we decided we'd give it one try.
Our retrieval date was Feb 22nd with 10 eggs, 4 mature, 2 fertilized and one made it through the night. I had a three day transfer with one 16-cell embryo.
I got my first
8dp3dt, but I didn't know as I threw it in the garbage too early. The next day I tried again and noticed a faint line. Grabbed the last one (ew) and noticed another line.
Fast forward to my betas:
13dp3dt 370
15dp3dt 1070
22dp3dt 11500
29dp3dt 40805
Here's my little embie last Monday:
https://s1.postimg.org/d3qgftq7z/2015_03_23_19_48_34_png.jpg
6 weeks 1 day
Due November 15, 2015!
Video here
Next scan on this coming Monday.
Symptoms: cramping, spotting, acne, some nausea, mild breast tenderness.
Hope it's okay that I join in! I'm going to have to catch up a bit! Bear with me.
Dealing with endometriosis and male factor. We weren't quite ready to have kids, but I was told with my condition, if I want to have kids, now is the time. So after more than a year of trying, they did some tests on my dh. With my disease and male factor issues our only hope was ICSI.
So after some thought and consultation with loved ones, we decided we'd give it one try.
Our retrieval date was Feb 22nd with 10 eggs, 4 mature, 2 fertilized and one made it through the night. I had a three day transfer with one 16-cell embryo.
I got my first
8dp3dt, but I didn't know as I threw it in the garbage too early. The next day I tried again and noticed a faint line. Grabbed the last one (ew) and noticed another line. Fast forward to my betas:
13dp3dt 370
15dp3dt 1070
22dp3dt 11500
29dp3dt 40805
Here's my little embie last Monday:
https://s1.postimg.org/d3qgftq7z/2015_03_23_19_48_34_png.jpg
6 weeks 1 day
Due November 15, 2015!
Video here
Next scan on this coming Monday.
Symptoms: cramping, spotting, acne, some nausea, mild breast tenderness.
Hope it's okay that I join in! I'm going to have to catch up a bit! Bear with me.
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First, glad to hear everything is ok!! I did read that SCH could grow together with baby but it could also go away by itself as the baby grow. Just make sure you have the right monitoring by your OB and I'm sure everything will be fine. Looks like some of us will need extra monitoring 
Rosina, welcome! Congrats on your BFP! Feel free to jump in on any topics. We are all here to support each other and make our pregnancies go by faster! I added your due date on the front page.
Rosina, welcome! Congrats on your BFP! Feel free to jump in on any topics. We are all here to support each other and make our pregnancies go by faster! I added your due date on the front page.
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Hiiii Rosina!! Glad you joined us 
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First, glad you heard baby's heartbeat and he/she is well, hopefully the sch will disappear and won't cause you any complications, how is the bleeding now, has it stopped?
Welcome rosina congratulations on your bfp, looks like all is going well for you
Welcome rosina
congratulations on your bfp, looks like all is going well for youFirst, glad you heard baby's heartbeat and he/she is well, hopefully the sch will disappear and won't cause you any complications, how is the bleeding now, has it stopped?
Welcome rosina
It's just spotting now. But Dr said it could last for a week.
Hi Rosina, welcome to the group .
First, I'm glad to hear the baby is okay. I had sch too and bled lightly for 2 weeks before it stopped. I was advised to rest a lot (pelvic rest) and no moderate to heavy lifting whatsoever. Some sch do actually seal up so please don't worry. When next are you going for a scan? Ask them to tell you the position of the haemorrhage relative to the sac - once you have the size and position, you'll know what you're dealing with. The key thing is you're not bleeding into the sac which you would have been told. In the meantime, please keep hydrated. Dehydration can unfortunately cause uterine contractions which doesn't help. Do hope I haven't caused you more worry - will be praying xx.
. First, I'm glad to hear the baby is okay. I had sch too and bled lightly for 2 weeks before it stopped. I was advised to rest a lot (pelvic rest) and no moderate to heavy lifting whatsoever. Some sch do actually seal up so please don't worry. When next are you going for a scan? Ask them to tell you the position of the haemorrhage relative to the sac - once you have the size and position, you'll know what you're dealing with. The key thing is you're not bleeding into the sac which you would have been told. In the meantime, please keep hydrated. Dehydration can unfortunately cause uterine contractions which doesn't help. Do hope I haven't caused you more worry - will be praying xx.
Hi Rosina, welcome to the group
First, I'm glad to hear the baby is okay. I had sch too and bled lightly for 2 weeks before it stopped. I was advised to rest a lot (pelvic rest) and no moderate to heavy lifting whatsoever. Some sch do actually seal up so please don't worry. When next are you going for a scan? Ask them to tell you the position of the haemorrhage relative to the sac - once you have the size and position, you'll know what you're dealing with. The key thing is you're not bleeding into the sac which you would have been told. In the meantime, please keep hydrated. Dehydration can unfortunately cause uterine contractions which doesn't help. Do hope I haven't caused you more worry - will be praying xx.
That is VERY helpful, since the RE didn't give me much advice. Next scan is in 5 days.
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It's ok Star. You can do it! 6 more weeks to go and it'll tapered down
Hi
Star - I've been feeling sick and heaving too but not actually being sick. It's been really bad this week. I've read that even though you might not feel like eating make sure you do as having an empty stomach will make you feel more sick. Try toast. It's works for me.
Star - I've been feeling sick and heaving too but not actually being sick. It's been really bad this week. I've read that even though you might not feel like eating make sure you do as having an empty stomach will make you feel more sick. Try toast. It's works for me.
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