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Asked by Sparkyspark

Q: So fed up of bleeding need some posistive stories

At 4 weeks pregnant I bled enough to fill a pad and had a large clot thought mc but at scan saw sac and yolk. Straight after internal scan I had some bright red bleeding just assumed the scan had disturbed something as all was fine. Then at 6 weeks I had some brown cm just went I wiped then all clear again. Today at 6+3 weeks I woke to bright red bleeding and I hour later I'm spotting no pain no clots. I had really bad sickness so that's the only think keeping me going but it does feel less today. I have a scan tomorrow I'm so fed up. If I'm going to mc why can't it just be over with instead of all this dragging out. Anyone had a simalar experience?

This question was asked Jun. 20, 2013 8:44am
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Answered by Sparkyspark - Jun. 20, 2013 12:30pm
Thank you I've been bleeding on and off all day : ( I'm not very confident as just over 6 weeks. Passed some tissue too but wouldn't say clots. I'm expecting the worst now. : (

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Answered by NovBabyK - Jun. 20, 2013 11:41am
I have had a similar experience. I woke up to blood in my underwear at 10 wks, had a scan the next day everything was fine. Then I bled again around 14wks went for a scan everything was fine. They couldn't figure out why I was bleeding. So I got a fetal doplar so that I can check baby's heartbeat and make sure all is ok. Now at 18wks I've had a little bleeding (more brownish) in the last few days. It's like I'm still getting my period - it happens every month or so. I've heard this happens to some women. Try not to stress too much, I'm sure baby is fine.

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