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Subchorionic bleed?

Last post 11-25-2008 3:15 PM by Helena Swedegirl. 4 replies.
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  • 10-09-2008 12:50 PM

    • ChantelleS
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    Subchorionic bleed?

    has anyone experienced this before? how long did it last? i am apparently 10 weeks now and i went to the ER 2 weeks ago and was told that was what i had because i had been bleeding brown for 11 days. i havent returned or had an ob appointment because we unfortunately do not have insurance. the hospital was so nasty to me when i went because they told me i didnt have any emergency and shouldnt be there. so im pretty hesitant to go back there :( im just really worried i guess. i know ive read that most pregnancies are normal after the bleed fixes itself but i am still bleeding. its been a month! now i do have to say it has turned light brown in the last week or so. but im still worried that its still there.

     

     

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  • 10-09-2008 1:03 PM In reply to

    Re: Subchorionic bleed?

    I experienced spotting brown for two weeks from 8 to 10 weeks pregnant. But everything was fine. I am now 21wks. What worries me is that you dont have any insurance. its very important to go to the ob at least once a month and be sure to take prenatals with folic acid. There are plenty of programs that get pregnant women insurance. Have u tried medicaid? Well i wish you the best and hope you make things work out.
  • 10-09-2008 1:11 PM In reply to

    • ChantelleS
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    Re: Subchorionic bleed?

    i did apply for medicaid about 2 and a half weeks ago but i havent gotten a response yet. although i really dont think i would be approved since my dh makes just over the limit allowed. i am waiting though for their response. i am taking some prenatal i bought at target. they are natures made brand. i figured i could at least take those until we can figure out what we can do about the whole doctors situation

     

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  • 10-11-2008 6:17 AM In reply to

    Re: Subchorionic bleed?

    I am also from Fl. and they will give you pregnancy medicaid, its different than regular medicaid they give it to any pregnant woman without insurance. I had sch 2 of my pregnancies this being my 4th pregnancy the 2nd sch. My first hemmorage or hematoma was very large, I bled bright red and for a while too, it all turned out ok. with this pregnancy I have a sch since early on, I bled red again then turning to brown in the first trimester and so far all is ok...My doctor said that most women have hematomas and everyhing turns out ok, that has been my experience as well...why dont you try another hospital? medicaid will be back dated 3 months from when you apply and unfortunately it takes about a month to get approved...I wish u the best...try other hospitals til someone does an ultraound and sees all is ok with baby...remember your medicaid will be back dated.
  • 11-25-2008 3:15 PM In reply to

    Re: Subchorionic bleed?

    Hello there ....

    I had a large (9cm diameter) SCH during my pregnancy, and my little babygirl arrived safe and sound about 4 weeks ago. The SCH rollercoaster all depends on size and location.

    You are more than welcome to e-mail me if you need to talk advice etc.

    Also there is an AWSOME and very active support group on yahoo groups.,  just surch under sub chorionic....

    / Helena

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