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724651 tn?1232455071

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im 6 weeks pregnant and started to bleed wot could it be have i lost my baby i havent had no pain or blood clots so dont know whats happen
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589762 tn?1330207135
Um I agree with KIM go to the Hospital Emergency Room.... You dont need an appt.... just tell them whats going on and they will help ya out..... Hope all is well!
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725219 tn?1261078250
i was 5 weeks when i started bleeding no pain really no clots and i miscarried a few days after u just have to go in and see the doctor i was told the same thing that it wasn't typical signs of miscarriage but any type of bleeding early on needs to be monitored.. GOOD LUCK i hope everything turns out ok.
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you dont call the hospital....you go to the hospital
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727562 tn?1302986438
I did the same thing at 6 weeks with my son. My doctor stated that it is a sign of early miscarriage but that isn't always the case. I continued to have a period up until six months with him, is that not wierd! Please do tell your doctor though so he can give you a transvaginal ultrasound to see what's going on.
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724651 tn?1232455071
have called my doctor he told m,e to call the hospital and go for scan but hospital anit anwsering there phones
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doesnt sound like a miscarriage because you have no clots or pain.

i would call your doctor
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