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A member asked:
14 weeks pg. subchorionic hematoma. blood looks like its breaking down. us looks different it's big. should i be on bed rest?
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No: There's no evidence that bed rest would help your situation. A lot of women (most) who have subchorionic hemorrages do fine with their pregnancies. Avoid seriously strenuous activities, and consider avoiding sexual intercourse and orgasm. But bed rest, lying in bed, isn't going to help and may have complications of its own.
Answered 1/30/2014
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