Subchorionic Bleed - Advice?

Question

So I had an ultrasound Thursday (6+6), saw the heartbeat, saw our little blob seahorse, everything was great. 
The doctor calls today to tell me I have a Subchorionic Bleed to the right of the embryo. She said it was small and I may experience bleeding or it may reabsorb, she can’t be sure. She said she won’t do another ultrasound until the baseline at 20 weeks. 
Anyone else diagnosed with this? Did you have any symptoms? Complications? I lost a baby in April at 7 weeks so I’m scared (even though she told me there isn’t anything they can do). I’m terrified of spotting again and it turning into a loss. Advice/experience welcome! ❤️❤️

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I had that in my last pregnancy and lost the baby. My doctor says it’s common and most of the time it doesn’t hurt the baby but in my case it cut off the blood supply to my baby so i miscarried. I’ve heard lots of women carry full term though and all that happens is they find light bleeding.

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For everyone here, my doctor just got back to me and said in early first trimester they are pretty common and nothing to worry about. that they don't cause a higher risk for miscarriage or anything, that spotting just might occur. So I'm assuming that if they don't self resolve within the first trimester is when they become problematic. But none of this comes from me, these are all things directly messaged from my doctor.

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I have one too. The doctor told me it’s extremely extremely small. I was not put on any restrictions but I have a second ultrasound in 3 weeks to make sure it’s closing. I haven’t had any bleeding at all. I’m 6 weeks 5 days

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Have one as well. Can't do bed rest with a one year old though, so just staying positive. Haven't had any symptoms of it though and the baby was alive and measuring right on track when I went in a couple days ago.

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I can’t help you with an experience, but I’m currently in the same situation. My Dr told me to not do any work/lifting at all and to sit/lie down comfortably as much as possible. Sort of a mild bed rest. I work from home so it’s not too hard for me. From what I read on What To Expect, it’s quite common and many women go on to have a healthy pregnancy without any complication. Let’s remain positive.

Subchorionic Bleed - Advice?

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