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arcadia

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Posted: 05-29-06 01:11am

I haven't been feeling too great all day.
I've been having kind of uncomfortable cramps since dinner.
Then earlier, when .I went pee, there was a small amount of
blood on the toilet paper..

I know it's normal to spot during pregnancy,
especially when you would be on your period- which is this week..

But i'm just worried because of the cramps.

Blaaaahhh.
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Posted: 05-29-06 05:13am

Calm down - stress probably wont help in any way. If it's still there in a while go to the doctors if you're really worried.

How far along are you now?
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Posted: 05-29-06 05:44am

Should be about 5 weeks along.
Cramps are completely gone, &.I feel fine.
Minus some nausea.. Thought .I was gonna get sick!
Do I sense morning sickness starting to kick in?
Oddly... I hope so! Lol.
:p
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Posted: 05-29-06 10:17am

As much as morning sickness is gross its actually a good sign that baby is doing well...

As for cramps dont worry, I bled through both pregnancys during the end of second trimester its scary as long as your not bleeding a pad an hour or accompanied by killer cramps dont be too worried!!
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Posted: 05-29-06 14:26pm

Aw kristina im so happy you're feeling better! =)
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Posted: 05-29-06 14:54pm

sandralynn wrote:
yeah my best friends mom had her period thru her entire pregnancy. She didnt even know she was prego til she went into labot. She just thought she was gaining weight. (my best friend was little.. Still is)


geez that would be so unfair. I love not getting my period! I've heard of this happening before (not knowing you are pregnant until going into labour), though normally in very large people who aren't very intouch with their bodies. Was her mom on the bigger side?
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Posted: 05-29-06 14:55pm

Thanks .Terra! :)


&.Thanks everyone for replying.
I was just overreacting a little 'cause yesterday wasn't the greatest.
But .I feel fine today &.I'm hoping that everything is alrite.

Once I fill out my paperwork for medicaid on wednesday,
.I am definitely going to the doctor &getting an early ultrasound.
So I can stop worrying so godd-mn much!
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Posted: 05-29-06 15:14pm

Arcadia, I hope all is well for you but I would like to add this. Bleeding in pregnancy is not considered normal. What is considered normal is not bleeding or spotting. Although reading through these forums it might give you the impression that so many women go through that its considered normal but the fact remains it is not. There are many factors as to why women bleed and spot. Some include a sensitive cervix, detaching uterus, miscarriage, excessive activity, excercise and I am positive there are more reasons. Having a period while pregnant is never going to happen in this lifetime. No women ever gets her period when pregnant . We do not ovulate to shed our lining while pregnant. This is confused for bleeding and spotting. I would try to relax and let your Dr. Know what has happened as a precaution. Good luck.
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Posted: 05-29-06 15:17pm

Hey .Emma, thanks for responding &for your concern. I'm not too worried. It was 2 very light spots of blood only when .I wiped. Though .I'll ask my doctor about it when .I do end up going.
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Posted: 05-29-06 22:50pm

.Arcadia, I hope all is well for you but I would like to add this. Bleeding in pregnancy is not considered normal. What is considered normal is not bleeding or spotting. Although reading through these forums it might give you the impression that so many women go through that its considered normal but the fact remains it is not. There are many factors as to why women bleed and spot. Some include a sensitive cervix, detaching uterus, miscarriage, excessive activity, excercise and I am positive there are more reasons. Having a period while pregnant is never going to happen in this lifetime. No women ever gets her period when pregnant . We do not ovulate to shed our lining while pregnant. This is confused for bleeding and spotting. I would try to relax and let your Dr. Know what has happened as a precaution. Good luck.


Not true some women still get there periods when pregnant an I was told when I was 5 weeks pregnant an had bleeding that there was a bild up of blood that my body didnt need an I was told that it is very comen in pregnancies an is normal I also had bleedin with my second bub at 35 weeks at they said the same thing an its normal
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Posted: 05-29-06 23:59pm

I think emma is trying to establish that women may bleed when pregnant, and the amount of blood may resemble that of the flow of a period, but it is not in fact a period. Your period is the result of the shedding of the lining of your uterus.

Bleeding and spotting during pregnancy, while not normal, can still occur, and perfectly healthy children are born to women who experience this.

Hey arcadia, is all well with ur cousin who is like a sister now? (if it's not too bold to ask?)
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Posted: 05-30-06 00:54am

Unfortunately not.

I went to her brother's graduation party, &she was there.
She wouldn't even look at me. None-the-less speak to me.
Her boyfriend had no problem hanging out with me &talking to me.
But she wasn't having anything to do with me.

Blah.
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Posted: 05-30-06 10:01am

Ehhhh, don't worry, she'll get over it. I was thinking that she might be jealous of you o_o for being so together and mature about this, and you are younger than she is. Or maybe this is her way of telling you she's worried about you. Either, she'll come around.

Hope you are feeling better ^_^!
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Posted: 05-30-06 10:05am

arcadia wrote:
unfortunately not.

I went to her brother's graduation party, &she was there.

She wouldn't even look at me. None-the-less speak to me.

Her boyfriend had no problem hanging out with me &talking to me.

But she wasn't having anything to do with me.


Blah.


maybe she's jealous???You have all the light on you now cause your preggy and she doesn't like it?
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Posted: 05-30-06 10:51am

Erinjacob , clearly you have been misinformed. No women will ever actually get her period while pregnant. Shasta is correct it does not resemble a period whatsoever. The wording is totally incorrect . In order to have a normal period you must ovulate and clearly that ceases the moment you become pregnant. And bleeding is pregnancy is not considered normal, what is normal is not bleeding or spotting at all.
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Posted: 05-30-06 10:54am

Emma, we know. Calm down. It may not be "normal" but the fact is, many women do &have completely healthy babies. There's noo reason to argue. My problem is gone. It was two tiny, light drops of blood when .I wiped, &that's it. Haven't had it happen again.
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Posted: 05-30-06 11:57am

There is no need to tell me to calm down. Do you hear me yelling? I am talking to someone esle who claims its normal. She clearly doesnt know what shes talking about. Is this a board for discussion ? Well thats what im doing
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Posted: 05-30-06 12:26pm

:)

.I love yew .Sandrapants.
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Posted: 05-30-06 12:33pm

No I dont wanna bet because im not 5 years old . You do not get what we call a period. Get your fatcs straight. You can have bleeding but not a period. So really get informed and if your Dr. Tells you yes then hes a quack and I would reconsider him as a Dr. You are very funny. Lol
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Posted: 05-30-06 12:37pm

You guys in this lace are jokers with no education your own bodies and what theyre doing. You clearly do lack the mental capacity to use proper wording. No period not gonna happen when pregnant. Yes bleeding can happen as it happened to you but its not your freaggin period. And judging by your pic I now understand who exactly you are.
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