Subchorionic Hemorrhage (hematoma) more common in boy pregnancies?

[Samish]

Thank you Mommy2apple and Mai <3

I never knew bleeding outside sac is called SCH. Just got one more thing to scroll on Internet. I don't know, i think worrying about everything related to this pregnancy has become my hobby these days :s

May be this is the reason, why I am super angry these days. My husband is avoiding any arguments lol. I mean, my 4 years old and 16 months old were just playing and screaming and it made me so mad!! after shouting at him for like 5 mints I felt so bad and just hugged them and said sorry and than I just cried for no reason!! I am crazy I know!

[mal68912]

Just part of being pregnant sometimes! I have my days, but when I have my really irritable/angry days I feel awful! Poor DH of mine gets the short end of the stick on that one :/

[atomic sagebrush]

That is TOTALLY part of being pregnant!

[atomic sagebrush]

Ahh- SCH is bleeding near sac? I don't have any vaginal bleeding but my doctor saw one outside sac during my scans at 5th and 7th week. She prescribed progesterone for 40 days.

I hope that is not what SCH is, because I am swaying blue and as atomic said it is more common with moms carrying girls.

I didn't say that!! People ASK me if it is! The original poster was saying she wondered if it was more common with boys, and I said no because I've seen people carrying girls who have them and lots of people ask me if it's more common with girls.

[TaytumJ]

Samish - I know plenty of people with SCH and carrying boys (XX on here!). I have one too and hoping it’s a boy as well! [emoji170]

[Samish]

Thank you so much ❤️

[Momof5kiddos]

I know this is an old post, but I found this study:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21395080

"The patients with SCH delivered female fetuses more frequently"

But I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that's because girl fetuses are "stronger" so more likely to survive the SCH.

(SCH does increase risk of loss, according to that study: "More SCH patients lost the pregnancy before 22 weeks gestation when Compared to the control group, 39.02% vs. 15.3%" and "About 40% of pregnancies with SCH are lost before 22 weeks gestation")

The study is from 2010.

[atomic sagebrush]

Thanks for sharing it!

Some of these studies, while interesting, have such small sample sizes I hesitate to extrapolate from them but yes that's what I would assume as well - if as is believed girls are hardier and as is proven need less nutrition even in the womb, then it only goes to make sense that more would survive SCH as well.

[LMSM]

My #2&3 were both pregnancies with SCH...girls and definitely strong and stubborn haha ! ( but then had no SCH with #1 and she’s a girl, strong and stubborn AF too haha)

[XXforhubby]

I had a SCH with my third son only. My daughter had a vanishing twin.


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