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Can being turned on or masturbating harm baby with subchrionic hematoma (7th weeks pregnancy) ?
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No. Small subchorionic hematomas are actually quite common in early pregnancy and have become more easily detected with modern ultrasound. They usually resolve without incident.
Answered 9/22/2022
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