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Red spotting 6 weeks pregnant

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Littleboo26 · 22/07/2014 20:27

Hi guys,
This is my first pregnancy and I'm terrified I'm either causing a fuss or having a miscarridge.
I am 6 weeks pregnant and have had mild cramps from week 4 - 5.5 with sore breast increased appetite, then the last few days no symptoms.
I went to the loo earlier and when wiping myself there was a red blood line on the tissue, no blood since but mild cramping.
I have no idea if this is normal, I have only earlier today informed my dr that I am pregnant and am waiting for a midwife to contact me
For first appointment. What shall I do?

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Charl1983 · 22/07/2014 20:32

Try not to worry. This happened to me Saturday. I went straight to the hospital to get it checked out. They were so helpful. I was sent to the early pregnancy unit who examined me and got told to go back following day for a scan. How heavy have you been and was the blood bright red?

Zephyroux · 22/07/2014 20:34

I would phone the out of hours number and ask their advice. I did this when the same happened to me. I was sent to the out of hours doctor and to the epau a few days later. Sadly my pregnancy ended in miscarriage but this isn't necessarily the case and you could easily be fine. Take care and best wishes.

Littleboo26 · 22/07/2014 20:34

It was literally one line on the tissue and a tiny spot the time after, no pad needed and no sign in my underwear.
It was red blood as if fresh from a cut.
It's so scary I don't know if I am making a fuss or if I should be making more of a fuss callings dr

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Zephyroux · 22/07/2014 20:36

I think this is one of the times when it is fine to make a fuss, much better than worrying at home.

RelocatorRelocator · 22/07/2014 20:38

Sorry to hear this OP - you aren't making a fuss about nothing and it would be a really good idea to get checked out, for your own peace of mind if nothing else.

It's a good sign that there's been no more blood. Hope everything's ok for you.

YoniMitchell · 22/07/2014 20:38

Try not to worry, I had this - bleeding and cramps - and all was well, although I did call my doc in a panic and go for a scan. Call your clinic or ooh place to get checked out if it will put your mind at rest.

Hope all's well!

mrsbucketxx · 22/07/2014 20:39

If your worried you can go to a&e or your gp if your less worried.

I was bleeding at 6 weeks too and I have a very lively 3 year old girl.

Best to get checked asap though.

Charl1983 · 22/07/2014 20:42

I was exactly the same I was in two minds whether to go or not but I have had a previous miscarriage so went with my gut instinct to get checked out. The cramping I've been told is normal as long it is mild, but if it was me I would be concerned about the bleeding and cramping. I don't want to worry you but think you should get checked out for your own piece of mind. All pregnancies are different and some people do bleed. I can fully understand your worry as it's your first. Give the out of hours number a call and see what they say. Hope it goes well.

Alita7 · 22/07/2014 20:45

I had bright red blood when I woke up one day and pink spotting between 6 and 7 weeks. Now I'm lying here being beaten up from the inside by a 24+ 5 week baby boy :)

Alita7 · 22/07/2014 20:46

And my doc booked me for a scan for 6+5, the earliest they do them here, and I saw a lovely little heart beat!

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