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Is It Normal? Posted: 09-05-06 13:24pm
Ive just been confirmed as being pregnant
today, just told close family. And I have
started to bleed slightly, it aint red,
its kinda browney. Is this normal?
Should I go see my doctor?
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Emma2
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Re: Is It Normal? Posted: 09-05-06 13:27pm
lickle_lea
wrote:
ive just been confirmed as
being pregnant today, just told close
family. And I have started to bleed
slightly, it aint red, its kinda browney.
Is this normal? Should I go see my
doctor?
congrats! And yes, you should consult
your Dr.
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lickle_lea
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Joined: 22 Dec 2005 Posts: 57 Location: county durham
? Posted: 09-05-06 15:03pm
What can be the cause of spotting/bleeding
in pregnancy?
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Emma2
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Re: ? Posted: 09-05-06 15:13pm
lickle_lea
wrote:
what can be the cause of
spotting/bleeding in
pregnancy?
hormone changes, sensitive cervix,
miscarriages and so on....The list is
endless so you need to consult your Dr.
To make sure all is well.
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PRSmama
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Joined: 10 Aug 2006 Posts: 46 Location: Canada
Posted: 09-05-06 21:24pm
I could be way off here, but i've always
heard that pink spotting is ok, but brown
not so ok. Definitely talk to your
doctor. (shameless plug for midwives: if
you went with a midwife, you could just
page her up anytime and tell her your
concerns!)
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Emma2
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Posted: 09-06-06 10:00am
prsmama
wrote:
i could be way off here, but
i've always heard that pink spotting is
ok, but brown not so ok. Definitely
talk to your doctor. (shameless plug for
midwives: if you went with a midwife, you
could just page her up anytime and tell
her your concerns!)
yeah your way off because pink means its
fresh blood and brown is old
blood....Fresh blood is always more
serious but in any case during pregnancy
any type of bleedin or spotting should be
discussed with your Dr.
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Joined: 12 Sep 2005 Posts: 267 Location: Eugene
Re: Is It Normal? Posted: 09-06-06 11:04am
lickle_lea
wrote:
ive just been confirmed as
being pregnant today, just told close
family. And I have started to bleed
slightly, it aint red, its kinda browney.
Is this normal? Should I go see my
doctor?
spotting brown blood" is an indication of
old, dry blood that is for some reason in
the cervix. The most common reason is if
you have sexual intercourse and irritation
of the cervix causes a little "tear". Not
enough that is comes flowing out, but like
when you urinate or you wipe, you might
see it on the tissue. Unless you are
passing bright red blood and clots, brown
spotting is pretty harmless.
Mary 36w6d w#4 boy
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lickle_lea
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Joined: 22 Dec 2005 Posts: 57 Location: county durham
Cheers Posted: 09-06-06 16:18pm
Thats put me mind at rest. I went to see
the doctor today and he said to keep an
eye on it in case it gets heavier. But at
the moment its only very slight. Just
when I wipe.
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