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Hello my girlfriend is pregnant and has a smallish sch sub chorionic hematoma. is fish oil bad or good? ob gyn recommends but what about bleeding?
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Fish oil is good: Fish oil is good for fetal neural (brain) development. It will not affect the sub-chorionic hematoma.
Answered 5/24/2018
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