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What Causes Subchorionic Hemorrhages?

i have a problem,,, regarding subchorionic hemorrhages.. were been married for 2 years,, i have 2 pregnancies but it is not succesfull my ob suggested that i undergo a medication called APAS??? now may questioned is is there any others treatment or medication for this king of situation? i hope you could help me.. thank you so much
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subchorionic hemorrhage occur due to inadequate trophoblastic invasion which occurs from the embryo towards the uterus to anchor or implant the embryo to the uterine wall. in certain conditions like acquired or inherited thrombophilias ( APLA syndrome) this invasion is hampered and causes recurrent early pregnancy losses less than 10 week gestation. this can be detected by following test: ACLA,ANA,serum homocysteine,LAC(drvvt),prothrombin time,prothrombin mutation20210A . these would help detect APLA syndrome and further treatment and prevention can be planned by your gynae/obstetrician.
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What Causes Subchorionic Hemorrhages?

subchorionic hemorrhage occur due to inadequate trophoblastic invasion which occurs from the embryo towards the uterus to anchor or implant the embryo to the uterine wall. in certain conditions like acquired or inherited thrombophilias ( APLA syndrome) this invasion is hampered and causes recurrent early pregnancy losses less than 10 week gestation. this can be detected by following test: ACLA,ANA,serum homocysteine,LAC(drvvt),prothrombin time,prothrombin mutation20210A . these would help detect APLA syndrome and further treatment and prevention can be planned by your gynae/obstetrician. regards