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Is there a tight link between first trimester subchorionic hemorrhage and second trimester preterm premature rupture of membranes?

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Yes: The subchorionic hemorrhage needs to be followed closely. Most resolve with rest and decreased activity. If they do not, and bleeding continues, they can progress to cause miscarriage or PPROM.

Answered 1/16/2015

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