subchorionic Hematoma

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I’m 29 weeks and a hema toma was found at my 20 week scan - it was 3cm and now is 4.5cm
I have had bleeding and been admitted into hospital - which drained me. The latest was yesterday. I have another scan in the morning.

I had a consultant ap and scan last week and he said I will most likely be early - be that by myself or being induced around 36weeks if it stays that size and I have more bleeding. Just looking to see if anyone else has been in this position?
Has anyone had a hema toma in later pregnancy?

Had one almost the whole way through with bleeding nearly every 6 weeks maybe? Two very large bleeds had me admitted and with one at 6 months I had steroids incase baby arrived early. I should say mine was really large like 10cm I think..but it actually settled down after 7 months and I delivered healthy baby at 40 weeks after being induced on epidural. The pregnancy was horribly stressful but worth it. They will likely not let you go over 40 weeks if you keep bleeding but at least you are more than halfway there. I should also mention I was put on rest, not really bedrest because it was end of COVID and WFH anyway but like I couldn't travel, hoover lift anything heavy etc and it was hard but I stuck to their rules as much as possible and things seemed to settle a bit. I don't think it's been proven that resting defo helps but that's what consultant recommended.