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Am I having a miscarriage???
Hello All: I AM 6 WEEKS AND 6 DAYS PREGNANT. I am having some light bleeding (with odor) and cramping. Last friday I took an ultra sound and I heard the baby's heart beating. The doctor said that there was a little blood clot...i forgot where...but could not explain the bleeding. I am very concern because this does not feel normal at all. I am waiting for my blood test to come back. As of Yesterday my pregnancy symtoms stopped! NO NAUSEA. SHOULD I BE WORRIED. AM I HAVING A MISCARRIAGE. This is my first pregnancy. PLEASE HELP. Thanks in advance.
Thank you both for you response. I had pregnancy symtoms for 2 weeks and now out of no where they are gone. I got to play the waitng game I guess. ....will keep you posted.
I think if your worried and in doubt ring your womens hospital emergancy dept.
I recently had heavier bleeding more than normal and severe pains that i never experienced before but never thought i was pregnant,went to th Dr 3 days later,unbeknown to me i had an ectopic pregnancy-dangerous.So from that day if i'm concerned bout anything any womens stuff not normal,i ring them.
It will give you peace of mind.
Good luck
I recently had heavier bleeding more than normal and severe pains that i never experienced before but never thought i was pregnant,went to th Dr 3 days later,unbeknown to me i had an ectopic pregnancy-dangerous.So from that day if i'm concerned bout anything any womens stuff not normal,i ring them.
It will give you peace of mind.
Good luck
Bleeding and cramping so early in pregnancy can be caused by implantation, which I experienced also around six weeks (although my bleeding was more brownish in color). Also, I didn't have any pregnancy symptoms at six weeks, they only started around eight weeks. The fact that you have seen a heartbeat is a positive sign. Unfortunately, you'll have to play the waiting game. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you and your baby.
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