Dr. Cusick,
My son was stillborn at 35 weeks in October 2008. The only explanation we could find was a postive Kleihauer-Betke test of .08. I did suffer from a very large subchorionic hematoma in the 1st trimester that tore away 50% of the placenta. What I am asking is will I be considered high risk with my new pregnancy? I understand that a fetal-maternal hemmorhage is rare, but should there be any precautions we should take? I have a history of developing SCH in early pregnancy, and I had a miscarriage at 10 weeks followed by 2 live births. Any insight on this?
Thanks for your time.
Jill
My son was stillborn at 35 weeks in October 2008. The only explanation we could find was a postive Kleihauer-Betke test of .08. I did suffer from a very large subchorionic hematoma in the 1st trimester that tore away 50% of the placenta. What I am asking is will I be considered high risk with my new pregnancy? I understand that a fetal-maternal hemmorhage is rare, but should there be any precautions we should take? I have a history of developing SCH in early pregnancy, and I had a miscarriage at 10 weeks followed by 2 live births. Any insight on this?
Thanks for your time.
Jill
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