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bleeding

So I woke up this morning to realize I was bleeding. It wasn't much but it was dark brown. I haven't gone to the doctor yet about my pregnancy beings I'm only 10 weeks and my parents don't know. Please help. I really don't want to have a miscarriage.
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Like everyone here said, go to the hospital.  I've been in your situation before where I was pregnant and didn't want to tell my parents.  It's scary!  But having a miscarriage is a lot worse.

Most parents after the initial shock wears off are very supportive.  I love my daughter and there is NO way an unplanned pregnancy would make me feel any different.
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You need to see a doctor asap! Maybe you need a rhogham shot or have a blood clot..only doctor can tell you what's wrong with you.at this point theres not much you can do, only bed rest...good luck!
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You should really go to the doctor to make sure everything is o.k. I have experienced a miscarriage in the past and this could be a sign of it possibly.  I also had some bleeding at the beginning of my current pregnancy which many women do experience.  Everything was fine once I went to the doctor and I am currently due in 5 1/2 weeks. It is very important to get prenatal care and always call the doctor when you experience problems.
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Just go to the doctor. Bleeding can happen but if it gets bad that's not good.
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