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Cuwins · 30/06/2020 20:54

I have been told by my GP to ring my local EPU tomorrow morning as I have had some bleeding today, initially very light but a bit heavier this evening. I'm 5+5 tomorrow, what are they likely to do/say do you think? I have had a positive test today

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1ce1cebaby · 30/06/2020 21:12

Depends on the unit - mine say ‘call back if the bleeding gets really heavy or pains are unbearable’ and if this happens out of hours go to A&E. When they say heavier they mean soaking through a pad in an hour. Hope all is good though and you dont need them

Cuwins · 30/06/2020 21:24

Thanks. It's definitely not that heavy but it's gone from just when I wipe at lunchtime to small amounts on the pad now. No pain though

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icedaisy · 30/06/2020 21:38

Mine would say as per pp, and would book in a scan for around 8 weeks.

I hope all is ok.

Cuwins · 30/06/2020 21:52

Thank you. I may try to book a private scan next week if that's the case. Going to do another test in the morning

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icedaisy · 30/06/2020 21:56

I would call them and check what their position is. It really does vary greatly from place to place.

Cuwins · 30/06/2020 22:01

Oh yes I was going to call anyway

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1ce1cebaby · 30/06/2020 22:06

Hopefully they see you - even just for the reassurance or do bloods. Take care x

Cuwins · 01/07/2020 10:05

Spoke to them this morning, it might be a MC or it might be nothing. It's too early for scan to be reassuring. Call back in a week if it's still going on and they will scan me or if it stops before then just forget about it and don't worry

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