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Q: Light Spotting At 10 Weeks.

asked by: Lauren_Jay on February 21st, 2007

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Hey everyone, so I haven't been here in ages. I joined up here when I was like, 5 weeks pregnant, I am now approaching 11 weeks pregnant. I come here often and have a look around, I particularly enjoy Arcadia's Thursday pictures. Heh! Heh! I just don't post much but, I need some advice. Last night, I was bleeding, it was really light, and only 2 spots and not dark at all but I told my mum and she said it was nothing to worry about, I wasn't in pain or anything and it didn't seem like a miscarriage as it was so little blood but as any young mum to be, I'm 15 and still could do with some reassurance. Is this normal sometimes? I still "feel" pregnant. I'd appreciate your feedback. xx

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Bridget

replied on February 21st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

if it were me, i'd call my doctor just to be on the safe side.

but since it was light and only 2 spots i also don't think i'd worry about it too much.

have you had sex or an exam lately? your cervix is very sensitive right now and those things could cause light bleeding.

Lauren_Jay

replied on February 22nd, 2007

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Hey, thanks for your reply. I haven't had sex or an exam but I did get a bit of thrush as my doctor said I might get it and I'm thinking now it may have been a graze or a scratch maybe? I haven't bled any since so, hopefully it was nothing serious. I have my scan next week anyway, I'm so excited. Very Happy

Not quite sure what to expect though. Shocked

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