Fifi, I'm spotting too. It absolutely sucks. This is the third time I've had it this pregnancy and I'm ten weeks.
I spent four hours in the EPU waiting to be seen, after ringing and being told to come in. They couldn't fit me in for a scan until Monday but I was examined and the cervix is firmly closed, so there's no sign of a miscarriage threatening.
I realised at some point during the epic wait that I have oral thrush.
The doctor said it was likely I have it everywhere, and that can cause bleeding, even though I have no symptoms of it vaginally. I feel reassured enough to not panic and hold fire until my scan on Monday but I'm obviously still anxious.
After the EPU visit, it was an adventure trying to get the medication to treat the oral thrush. The EPU doctor could prescribe a pessary but nothing for my mouth. The chemist couldn't give me anything without a prescription, so I had to go to a walk-in and the nurse practitioners there had a massive discussion about what they could prescribe as all the information they had said 'See a GP'.
I came away with Nystatin drops in the end as the prescribing info said to give it only if the benefits outweighed risk, and they prescribe it to newborns. I also learned from them not to use the pessary applicator as it apparently pushes the pessary too close to the cervix when you're pregnant and that can cause bleeding. Has anyone ever heard that before? I was a bit taken aback that the EPU doctor didn't tell me that, but the nurses were adamant it was important.
TL;DR - Biscuit gets thrush, NHS services unsurprisingly not joined-up on a bank holiday. Much running around.