HerdingMomma
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My story is giving someone hope! That makes me feel good, thank you. ![Smile :) :)](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
I have also experienced weight gain since my rounds of MTX and now I'm curious if it's related! Will be off to google that after this post.
Hang in there, hon. It took me almost a year to get pg again after my first ectopic, and then another 5 months after the second.
AFM: Most of my time the last few days has been reading up on subchorionic hematomas. I'm feeling ok about it most of the time, but still that nagging worry. I've not had any bleeding, which is supposed to be a good sign, but it is quite large in comparison to the size of the gest sac, which is scary, however, since it's so far away from the gest sac, it's possible it's not an SCH at all, by definition. It is a hemorhage of some sort, but subchorionic means between the chorion layer and the uterus, and the chorion layer just is not that big. I'm wondering if it might be where the baby had started to implant and tore away and implanted further away, or if I lost a twin.
![Smile :) :)](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
I have also experienced weight gain since my rounds of MTX and now I'm curious if it's related! Will be off to google that after this post.
Hang in there, hon. It took me almost a year to get pg again after my first ectopic, and then another 5 months after the second.
AFM: Most of my time the last few days has been reading up on subchorionic hematomas. I'm feeling ok about it most of the time, but still that nagging worry. I've not had any bleeding, which is supposed to be a good sign, but it is quite large in comparison to the size of the gest sac, which is scary, however, since it's so far away from the gest sac, it's possible it's not an SCH at all, by definition. It is a hemorhage of some sort, but subchorionic means between the chorion layer and the uterus, and the chorion layer just is not that big. I'm wondering if it might be where the baby had started to implant and tore away and implanted further away, or if I lost a twin.