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early pregnancy questions
My wife and I recently found out she was pregnant. And just started light pink bleeding yesterday not very much "spotting" I guess. Today she informed me it was still pink but much more still a little less then a period and lighter then one but more blood then makes us comfortable. So we wanted to ask if that was normal. She i right around where she would usually have a period. hers usually come every 21 days but I understand the norm. is every 28 for 5 days and this for her the 18th for her 24 or 25th for the average. We dont have insurance so we cant really get to a doctor. So can you tell us if this is normal? we have been trying to get pregnant for a couple month and really dont wanna lose this. Is this normal or should we be worried. If there is any questions you have for us that could help you help u please ask. Im a worrier and Just wanna make sure things are ok. please reply as soon as you can.
I agree with riot queen. Go to the clinic. She'll probably quialfy for medicaid. I spotted for 1 day around 5 weeks or so when I normally would have had a period then again at 8 or 9 weeks. I'm 26 weeks now. Spotting can be normal or it can be a bad sign.
Cramping is normal through the entire pregnancy. It's like one big giant period, just minus the mess.
I also spotted between weeks 7 & 10 with all 3 of my pregnancies.
I would double check with the doc though just in case cuz any kind of bleeding during pregnancy is worrisome.
I also spotted between weeks 7 & 10 with all 3 of my pregnancies.
I would double check with the doc though just in case cuz any kind of bleeding during pregnancy is worrisome.
Yes they said that its okay if you have cramps and spot like a light pink or brown but if its red with clots its bad. The doctor told ne to put my feet up if I start spotting not to high though.
there are cramps but they have been happening before this and we are told nothing to be worried about but the bleeding has been less then a day and is not red
Some spotting in the begining is normal..as long as no cramps and it doeant last long
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