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20wks and bleeding

Well im 20 weeks and iv been bleeding for 3 days been to the er 2x and ultrasound looks normal and no answer to the bleeding.  Im so scared and besides myself any advice?  Its like im on my period.
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My friend bleeds the whole pregnancy.  Of course get checked as you did.  Everyone is different.  
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Get a second opinion that might make you feel better it would me I've heard nose bleeds are common in pregnancy though but the others things not so sure about your doctor should be able to tell you something
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I have had a few noes bleeds as well am heard they are normal due to the increase blood production but never spitting up blood. Are they going to continue. monitoring the baby and you at least while they try to ddetermine the problem? if not I would look for s new ob
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I have had a few noes bleeds as well am heard they are normal due to the increase blood production but never spitting up blood. Are they going to continue. monitoring the baby and you at least while they try to ddetermine the problem? if not I would look for s new ob
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Well they don't have any answers and its frustrating. Iv also been spitting up blood on and off for a month along with nosebleeds and no answers
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as long as baby is fine and your levels are fine and you are not cramming I wouldn't stress...I would call my regular midwife/ob and set up an apt though
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