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At a nuchal scan-which gave a "low risk" result-part of the membrane had come away from my uterus. is this common?
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Yes: Its not uncommon to see, on sono, something called a sub- chorionic hematoma. A small amount of bleeding has occurred under the membrane called the chorion and causes a separation. It usually resolves without problems. It has, occasionally been associated with abnormal early bleeding and the threat of a miscarriage. Usually everything is fine.
Answered 11/5/2011
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Yes: A separation between then chorion and your uterine wall is common before 16 weeks of pregnancy.
Answered 4/7/2013
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