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Bleeding while pregnant

while pregnant what can it be if you are bleeding heavy and peeing out blood
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yep change doctors, blood in your urine is a sign of a kidney infection and that can effect your baby, you need to be seen as soon as possible and if your having any other type of bleeding they need to find out what is the cause of this also
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I would change Doctors if I were you, I changed my doctor early on as well. how far along are you now? I wouldn't wait to switch doctors though you need to be seen asap about the blood in you urine. I hope you can find a good doctor that you like though

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I have a private doctor, but i am not satifiated with the care that he has been giving. He don't try to see where the bleeding is coming from and he just checks on the baby. I would like to have care for me and my baby, so I have really been thinking about changing doctors.   Thanks for the good luck.
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you need to go to the Dr. probably the ER would be best, if you are being blood you have a UTI more than likely its in your kidneys now, go to the ER so you can get treated. Could the bleeding be from that as well? Or is this bleeding your talking about different either way I would go to the ER and get checked out as soon as possible. Goodluck, I hope they can get everything cared for quickly and get you feeling better.
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