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I had a subchorionic hematoma at my 8 week ultrasound. i am now 12 weeks & haven't had any bleeding or spotting. could this mean it reabsorbed into my body?
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A "sub-chorionic hematoma" may resolve spontaneously without noticeable bleeding, but a repeat ultrasound may be indicated for appropriate documentation of resolution. See your OB physician for guidance.
Answered 9/15/2021
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