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Hi, im 6w 4d pregnant last week at 5w5d i had my first scan where the doctor saw i have a 21mm x 8 mm hematoma is this big? the gestational sac is12mm
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Don't worry: Subchorionic hematoma (SCH) is the most common abnormality found on ultrasound. SCH tend to be more common in the first trimester and is often associated with vaginal bleeding. SCH do not appear increase the risk of miscarriage, regardless of size.
Answered 2/29/2016
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