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Inperfected-that would be awesome to make it to term! You just stay flat for the next 8 or so weeks!
hwills41, sounds like they are saying that the bleeding is either from a twin or an SCH, or maybe both? I don't have any experience with the vanishing twin but this is the SCH forum so yes we all have experience here with that. So glad to hear baby looks good, that's wonderful. Did they tell you the size of the bleed/sac? Mine occurred at about 14 weeks, didn't look too big, then had doubled by the next ultrasound, but then it started going down and was completely undetectable by my 28 week scan. If you read through this forum it should give you some comfort and insight, I haven't read any unhappy endings on here in the past few months so please find comfort in the fact that if you have an SCH, most turn out just fine. Most SCH's resolve by 20 weeks or not long after, but some women bleed off and on throughout the entire pregnancy.
When is your next scan? I would definately ask for a follow-up visit or consult with a specialist (perinatologist) to find out more and get the doc's instructions. Sometimes when we are so early in pregnancy the docs don't always offer much further examination unless you request it, they can often act complacent about the whole issue. So be persistent, I have never heard of a doctor saying "no" to any request, including for another scan just for peace of mind.
Good luck and keep us posted, there is a lot of good advice on here to share.
Hey Inperfected! Congratulations on having your baby boy!! Hope it all went well, hope to read your birth story when you have time to write itH wills, hugs!! It's not an easy thing, but there are a few on here that have had it, do currently have one. I personally had one that bled on and off for a while (if u go back a few pages you'll see my story, but have just had my baby boy yesterday.