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Pregnant and bleeding continued

Hi, I sent a post out last week regarding the subject above. I went for an early pregnancy scan on Monday and they saw that everything was normal with the baby at the time i was 6 weeks and 3 days with brown bleeding. The brown bleeding started well over a week ago. Im now 7 weeks and a couple of days but still worried about the brown bleeding and i also had a blood clot this morning. Any advice please? Anyone else gone through or going through this.
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Go to the ER. I was diagnosed on Friday with having a Sub-Chorionic Hemorrhage. Its a blood clot in your uterus caused from the blood vessels in the placenta. It can cause bleeding throughout the first trimester. They usually dissolve back into the uterus or the bleed themselves out. Ask them about this when you go. I had very light spotting on Friday night but it was from the vaginal sonogram.
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especially if there was a clot.!!!!...i had same thing at 5 and 6 weeks brown blood went for a u/s at 6 weeks 4 days and everything was fine and they could see heartbeat...but my blood was just 2 spots not continuous...u need to get checked u could be miscarrying
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you need to go to ER.. as bleeding is increasing which is not very good sign.. you need another U/S to make sure baby is fine in there.. at 7weeks you should be able to see heart beat... take care
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