Is bleeding comman in pregnancies

Is bleeding comman in pregnancies

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Most women who experience vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, go on to deliver healthy babies. But check with your doctor.

Is bleeding common in pregnancies?

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YES its is VERY common! but, if it a dark red it can be a sign of something wrong, if it is very light it is considered to be fine or if it is brown it is classed as old blood! but anytime it happens you should call your gp or your assigned…

How common is bleeding during pregnancy?

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I went through that type of thing. There’s no real way to know if things are ok or not until you have the tests. It’s just too early for everything to be obvious. Bleeding is common, but heavier bleeding isn’t a good sign. There’s a chance …

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sooo worried something has happened?? please help?

Q: found out 2days ago that i am 5weeks pregnant after having a light period on the 3rd that lasted 3 days. because if this i am being sent to an early pregnancy medical assesment unit on tues for tests and scans to see if i am still pregnant and that i didnt misscarry in the bleeding i had and that its jst the pregnancy horemone in my body giving me postive results well yesterday i started gettin like brown discharge when i wiped on tissus, iv no pain and not really got any pregnancy symptoms as yet other than a lil bit of feeling sick n tiredness. i rang the doctor and they said this is very comman at this stage as it may be the placenta attaching to the wall and that its brown blood meaning its old so its nothing to worry abt and take 48hrs bed rest!is this right??i am soo worried that i the the 3day period that i had which was lighter than my normal period but still a far bit that when i come to have my scan nothing will be there, kinda jst a feeling iv got but at the same time iv got a feeling this my be a girl since my last pregnancy with my son is totally different but with hardly any symptoms its makin feel as if im misscarried and that its only the pregnancy horemone in my body givin me a positive resultanyone else had this?could this brown spotting mean that i am still pregnant?

A: I had the same thing but I end up losing the baby.Don’t be scared, I only lost the baby cause I didn’t take care of my self I used to go to school.You should not walk at all!! Just lay down on your bed and put your legs up it’s gonna help this is what my friend did when she had the same problem, now she has a very healthy baby boy.Drink a lot of water and drink your medication.Good luck and take care..

what could be wrong with me?

Q: ok 10 days befor i should of had my period i started bleeding brown with clots, and the nurse said oo thats just old blood, ok well why have i not had my preriod still? i have a little bit of discharge but nothing un comman for me, and i have taken a pregnancy test and it was negative….. keep in mind i had unprotected sex but used plan b less then 24 hours after i did soplan b is the morning after pill and i took this pill and i would say 20 days latter i had the brownish bleeding , it was not spots and it was thick, and i had this for three days on the third day there wasnt really much.also i have taken plan b befor and it did not do this to my period if that matters

A: Hey girl….Dont worry!!!!The emergency contraceptive Plan B or the so-called morning after pill can be taken within 72 hrs(3 days) after having unprotected sex…..so 24 hrs is not your worry.Plan B® works like a regular birth control pill. It prevents pregnancy mainly by stopping the release of an egg from the ovary, and may also prevent the fertilization of an egg (the uniting of sperm with the egg). Plan B® may also work by preventing it from attaching to the uterus (womb). It is important to know that Plan B® will not affect a fertilized egg already attached to the uterus; it will not affect an existing pregnancy. Plan B® is approved by the FDA and contains the hormone levonorgestrel, the same hormone in the birth control pills that healthcare professionals have been prescribing for more than 35 years. The difference is that Plan B® contains a larger dose of levonorgestrel than the amount found in a single birth control pill. Side effects with Plan B® include nausea, abdominal pain, fatigue, headache, menstrual changes, dizziness, breast tenderness, vomiting, and diarrhea. Menstrual bleeding may be heavier or lighter, earlier or later after taking Plan B®. So you see its normal!!!!