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someone please answer, bleeding

Hi i havent yet had a positive hpt but my gp said it was too soon, my period was a week late, n i had some sympthoms like nausea, backache, cramping, constipation and increased milky white discharge TMI sorry.
But on saturday i started to bleed started off light only when i wiped, but on sunday it was heavy, heavier then a period, but then yesterday it went very light again, n today i am just spotting brown, this isnt like my usual period its normally 5 days n very very heavy all the way through. I rang 111 and a dr called me back she said it could be implantation or break through bleed? But arrowe said a miscarriage? So im very confused i would be 5 weeks 3 days so how long do you bleed with a miscarriage? Or could it be breakthrough bleed any answers please thank you!!
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Thanks fot the replies everyone, i am going to the drs tonight just booked an emergency appt
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It could be any of those things. That's why your doctor can't say for sure without testing.  With miscarriage you can bleed anywhere from 1 day to several weeks! And some women never bleed at ll. But some spotting can be normal during pregnancy so go to your dr. Asap to find out :) best of luck!
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Very important to get hcg levels to determine whether or not it is a miscarriage.
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Not sure. First pregnancy i bleed some in the third month and this one the last period was very light but no bleeding and I'm 31 weeks. Everyone and every pregnancy is different.
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