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Is there an underlying reason why a patient repeatedly get subchorionic hematoma around 4-5w in every pregnancy? does bed rest help?
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Yes and NO: Subchorionic hematoma is usually the result of the normal and usual implantation bleeding as the placenta develops. It is exceedingly common and usually not an indication of any particular problem. Bedrest does not help and is not recommended.
Answered 3/27/2018
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