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I had my first ultrasound today at 8 weeks & 2 days. doctor said i had a subchorionic hematoma. can this increase likelihood of miscarriage?
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Unfortunately, it does. By UPTODATE: subchorionic hemorrhage or hematoma is associated with increased risk of pregnancy loss, particularly when it amounts to 25 percent or more of the volume of the gestational sac. In a meta-analysis of seven comparative studies, pregnant individuals with subchorionic hematoma had double the odds of pregnancy loss compared with those without (18 versus 9 percent).
Answered 8/19/2021
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