My wife is pregnant and a 'small subchorionic haemorrhage' was identified during ultrasound. Will this heal?
105989
i will pray for your family!! i hope it to heal!!!
524010
Is this YOUR BABY we're talking about? Please, don't put his/her health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect his/her mind and body. You must consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
724329
It may be possible.  Generally miscarriages are identified by the type of material that is passed with the bleeding.  There are generally larger than normal clots (about size of silver dollar) and sometimes grayish matter as well.  If you are concerned, you may want to see a Dr. as miscarriages that don't fully pass can cause infections, etc. in the womb.
230357
This is very serious.  It's called an ectopic pregnancy. If you know someone who has this, they should consult with their doctor at once.
348971
Well when I had a miscarriage, I started to bleed a little like spotting. I was also 7 weeks pregnant and really scared and stressed put. But after three days I started cramping real bad. I had huge softball size blood clots coming out of me. It was really bad. I mean the cramps were worse than going through contractions. But if your tests were all negative I wouldn't worry too much. Your period might be coming on. If its not time for your period than I would go to the doctor. I use scented tampons and I never bleed from it. I would go to a different doctor. Hope this helps.
596983
Did they tell you anything about the test results? Sometimes women who have repeated miscarriages like this have an abnormal clotting factor in their blood that causes the placenta to clot off early in pregnancy and results in miscarriage; in other cases it could be due to incompatibility in certain blood factors between mother and fetus. Sometimes they don't find a specific cause. From your question it suggests that you CAN carry a pregnancy (since you have a child and the last was lost so late and unrelated to anything with you)...so I wouldn't give up hope on this.  As for chromosomal...some people have what is called a "balanced translocation", which doesn't affect them but could cause genetic problems in their children and lead to miscarriages as you describe. The chances for a successful preganancy in that situation could be significantly lower than if it was a problem like the ones described previously. The testing would tell if you or your  partner has such a translocation. There are ways around that situation, too...but they would involve IVF, to ensure that any potential babies conceived did NOT carry the translocation.
56623
First off, call an attorney!  Once you have everything documented, you're going to need to have surgery to take out whatever it was they left it.  It odesn't matter if it was an emergency or not, the surgeon should have noticed that there was something missing from his tray of tools.  That's just not acceptable.  I hope you and the baby are ok.  Let us know what happens...
924959
Why cant you tell her whats going on. Get a doctors note or something. What is she supposed to think if she has no explantions. You are wrong not  informing her. All she see's is your work proformance going down the tubes. maybe she would cut you some slack if she new ther ewas a medical issiue and you were going to lose the baby because its in your tube. This is a serious condition and if not treated soon you could lose your tube if it bursts and posiably risk your life and the lifes of any other children. I would talk to her right away and have some medical papers or your Dr. phone number to bacl you up.
747773
coveliuer uterus is during pregnancy if the mother bleeds from the placental site and the blood seeps into the wall of the uterus  it is called coveliuer uterus .b'cos she bled internally baby lost its blood supply and its hemoglobin was low .chances of recurrence's is less .let her have regular ANC'S in next pregnancy good luck
949043
If there's no bleeding then you're probably ok... the uterus is linked to the abdominal wall by uterine ligaments...during pregnancy, the changing shape of the uterus causes these ligaments to stretch, which can be painful.\n\nDuring my pregnancies, I'd have that sort of pain off and on for the first couple of months...
324681
unfortunately theres nothing you can do to avid it. ive had 7 miscarriages. i still have 3 kids but i had to stay on strict bed rest from the moment i found out i was pregnant until i gave birth. if youve only had one miscarraige, dont worry too much. if you have more go to the dr and get tests done. they should start testing after the 3rd miscarraige. but i definately suggest waiting  a few months before trying again. i have been pregnant 10 times in the last 7 years if i have another miscarraige my dr says i will need hysterectomy. im only 22. give your body time to heal.
1083431
Don't feel unworthy! You're not!!!! Your miscarriage wasn't your fault and there was probably a very good reason why it happened that was beyond your control. Nature will always do the best thing for you and your baby! Don't blame yourself for something you could never control, even if you knewit was going to happen. As for your partner's ex, she can't stop him from seeing his child and the courts will put that right. More importantly, she brioke into your house and assaulted you! I hope you had her arrested! You are the priority here and you need to deal with the loss of your baby, either with your partner or a professional councellor. Don't leave it go until it becomes a real problem for you!!! Good luck with it all!!
396939
Sonogram. Ask your doctor about it.
1107034
I would call the doc. I consider it normal to spot after a D&C and I have had five. Four lost but wanted babies and one attempt to clean my womb of fibroids. I am hoping that it just went a little rougher than it should have. If the blood flow is heavy, I would ask you to go to the emergency room or an Urgent Care for an ultrasound. Were you biopsied? I have had a hysterectomy myself and I bled a little after a biopsy. Nevertheless, I think you should at minimum call your attending physician's nurse.
608860
Go to your doctor NOW and tell him about the bleeding and miscarriage. NOW!!!
1155202
Yes.  It is similar to childbirth.  I bled for a month after childbirth, only to get my period two weeks later.  If it is still heavy and full of clots it may be cause for concern.  I would talk to your midwife/obgyn.  At the very least it will make you feel better.  And I am terribly sorry for your loss!
282953
could be several things...if it was clear or white, and kinda thick...could have been a miscarriage, lets hope not, but it is a possibility..ask your doctor..good luck..