What Does Light Bleeding Mean ? Posted: 12-04-06 08:02am
My fiance who is 6weeks pregnant
experienced some light bleeding tonight.
Does this mean anything ?
We will both see the dr on saturday but
before that is there anything to worry or
know about ?
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16 And A Mom To Be
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Nov 2006 Posts: 71 Location: Denver, Colorado.
Posted: 12-04-06 11:10am
It's very common to have light bleeding in
your first trimester of pergnancy for a
couple of different reasons (( I had also
had a little bit of spotting )) one
because your body is changing and
streaching to better you during your
pregnancy, another becuause your body is
getting rid of the extra fluids in the
womb.
Bleeding is only considered bad when it
soaks through a pad or a tampon in a short
period of time, or when there are clumps
with it, as long as sever cramping which
can be a sign of misscarrage.
All bleeding should be reported to your dr
but most is very common.
Hope I helped you out in any way.
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oh_mommy
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Joined: 04 Sep 2005 Posts: 3689 Location: vancouver island, bc canada
Posted: 12-04-06 20:19pm
Totally off topic, but I noticed ur name
is "prelude" do you drive a prelude or
something?
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prelude
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 May 2006 Posts: 77
Posted: 12-05-06 08:08am
oh_mommy
wrote:
totally off topic, but I
noticed ur name is "prelude" do you drive
a prelude or
something?
vtec all the way !
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prelude
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 May 2006 Posts: 77
Posted: 12-05-06 08:09am
16 and a mom to be
wrote:
it's very common to have
light bleeding in your first trimester of
pergnancy for a couple of different
reasons (( I had also had a little bit of
spotting )) one because your body is
changing and streaching to better you
during your pregnancy, another becuause
your body is getting rid of the extra
fluids in the womb.
Bleeding is only considered bad when it
soaks through a pad or a tampon in a short
period of time, or when there are clumps
with it, as long as sever cramping which
can be a sign of misscarrage.
All bleeding should be reported to your dr
but most is very common.
Hope I helped you out in any
way.
thanks alot for that !
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16 And A Mom To Be
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Nov 2006 Posts: 71 Location: Denver, Colorado.
Posted: 12-05-06 11:10am
prelude
wrote:
16 and a mom to be
wrote:
it's very common to have
light bleeding in your first trimester of
pergnancy for a couple of different
reasons (( I had also had a little bit of
spotting )) one because your body is
changing and streaching to better you
during your pregnancy, another becuause
your body is getting rid of the extra
fluids in the womb.
Bleeding is only considered bad when it
soaks through a pad or a tampon in a short
period of time, or when there are clumps
with it, as long as sever cramping which
can be a sign of misscarrage.
All bleeding should be reported to your dr
but most is very common.
Hope I helped you out in any
way.
thanks alot for that
!
no propblem hun, I reccomend getting this
book it's a great refrence and goes
through month by month in pregnancy as
well as warning signs ect. It's called
"what to expect when expecting"
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amnl
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Nov 2006 Posts: 65 Location: Beaumont, Texas
Posted: 12-05-06 11:40am
Yeah my bf ( and the father of my child)
had a 1996 prelude and the carseat
wouldn't even fit in the backseat. He got
into a wreck a while back and it got
totaled. : ( now we're in a chevy
cavalier. I guess it's good though
because I don't know where we would put
the baby if the prelude was still here. I
miss it though.
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