It is important to note that it may or may not cause a problem.

It could be absolutely nothing.

And many of them resolve themselves as time goes on.

I'll talk about that in a moment.

But if you're having any kind of bleeding or anything like that, this is kind of what we're

talking about in the way of subchorionic hemorrhage.

So when that happens and you have that vaginal bleed and it says that according to the research that we've done, it says it accounts for about 11% of all vaginal bleeding.

So if you're having some kind of bleeding, this absolutely could be a reason for that.

Then you would go into your provider and this might be one of the things that they're talking to you about.

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