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The effect of vaginal bleeding and non-spesific pelvic pain on pregnancy outcomes in subchorionic hematomas cases.

Talip KaraçorMehmet BülbülMehmet Can NacarPınar KırıcıNurullah PekerSenem Yaman Tunç
Published in: Ginekologia polska (2020)
In the cases of subchorionic hematoma, we concluded that when the ratio of surrounding hematoma tothe gestational sac increased and when it was accompanied by nonspecific pelvic pain, the hospitalization period of thepatients increased and the ratio of pregnancy loss was higher.
Keyphrases
  • pregnancy outcomes
  • chronic pain
  • pregnant women
  • pain management
  • neuropathic pain
  • rectal cancer
  • spinal cord