So I had an experience on Friday where a large hematoma came away and I passed a clot the size of my fist. It was terrifying but at the emergency scan the next morning my little bean was still ok, heart beating away. I have another one though apparently at the same level as the baby, measuring not much smaller. (I'm 9 wks today, and it's measuring 4 cm). They've told me it could happen again and may bring the pregnancy with it or it may shrink and go. I now am back on frequent scans. Have another in 10 days with a consultant to see how it's doing.
Weirdly 24 hours before this happened I'd had an 8+6 reassurance scan where they said they were happy the first was shrinking and I could go back onto normal obs at 12 weeks. Not sure how such a change in less than a day but there we are. I had wondered if the internal scan may have interfered with it and encouraged it to come away but who knows.
Would love to hear success stories of this all working out for people who had hematoma's considered 'large' for the term of the pregnancy. I'm currently guzzling tons of water and hardly moving from my desk! It's taken me 3 years to get to this point with a previous MC so just terrified of it all going wrong. Apparently I also have a retroverted uterus and heart shaped womb... just hoping that doesn't cause more problems?
Weirdly 24 hours before this happened I'd had an 8+6 reassurance scan where they said they were happy the first was shrinking and I could go back onto normal obs at 12 weeks. Not sure how such a change in less than a day but there we are. I had wondered if the internal scan may have interfered with it and encouraged it to come away but who knows.
Would love to hear success stories of this all working out for people who had hematoma's considered 'large' for the term of the pregnancy. I'm currently guzzling tons of water and hardly moving from my desk! It's taken me 3 years to get to this point with a previous MC so just terrified of it all going wrong. Apparently I also have a retroverted uterus and heart shaped womb... just hoping that doesn't cause more problems?
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