Girls, who's had bleeding in early pregnancy?

Call an ambulance immediately and get to the hospital by any means necessary—this can happen in the early stages and often ends without consequences, but in my case, for example, it ended in a miscarriage. At first, nothing hurt either.

It was the same with me. I was laid up at home for 2 days. No vomiting occurred.

Call an ambulance! What do you mean wait until Wednesday?! Until Wednesday, even if it's a threat, a detachment, or just like that - so much can happen! CALL AN AMBULANCE!
How can anyone be so irresponsible?!
And by the way, forget about the doctor who told her to wait until Wednesday - right away!

I've been through that. Nothing serious happened; I just rested for a week, had an ultrasound done there, and they let me go. What's with all the fuss about suppositories and injections? Get to the hospital quickly and let them monitor you there.

This topic won't provide you with any answers, because for some people with your symptoms everything turned out fine, while for others it ended in miscarriage. Only God knows how it will be for you... To avoid blaming yourself later, take this seriously—go to the hospital. And most importantly—rest and stay calm!!

Mine turned out to be a missed miscarriage. I had the same brown blood. Rushed to the doctor, had an ultrasound, and it was confirmed as a missed miscarriage.

So, the author should see a doctor sooner.

Take the Duphaston tablet orally and call an ambulance. I also had a missed miscarriage discovered, but before the ultrasound, the doctor said it could be a threatened miscarriage and there's a high chance of saving it.

I had spotting for two days, then it poured! A miscarriage in progress(( That's why an ambulance should be called immediately and not wait!

I had that happen to me, which is why I missed the pregnancy.

I had the same thing at 7 weeks, went straight to the hospital and they admitted me immediately—it was a detachment. If I'd waited any longer, I could have had a miscarriage. But as it was, I stayed in for a bit, got treated, and now my little boy is almost 9 months old. Call an ambulance and no arguments if you really want the baby! And as already advised, you'd better change doctors!

I had bleeding for the first time at 5 weeks and again at 7 weeks, was on bed rest until 17 weeks, took Utrogestan and Dexamethasone, and had a chorionic detachment. After the bed rest, everything "reattached" as it should.

I had the same spotting at 6 weeks too... but it turned out the fetus had stopped developing at 4 weeks... it passed naturally at home later... no D&C was needed (follow-up ultrasound confirmed). Do update on how things go... I'll check back on this thread. Wishing you that everything turns out alright.. !!

At 6 weeks, I also had blood on my underwear. I was hospitalized for bed rest and took Duphaston, and I'll be giving birth soon.

At 8-9 weeks, I had some spotting, but it was just a burst blood vessel because I coughed heavily. There was no detachment or hematoma on the ultrasound. I injected myself with progesterone in the buttock and Dicynone while waiting for the ambulance. I spent a couple of days in the hospital where they did nothing except give me one additional shot of Dicynone and sent me home. So don't worry, author, everything will be fine.

I had the same thing; I wasn't drinking anything, went to the doctor, and they said everything was fine and that it can happen. The main thing is not to worry.

At 5 weeks, I had the same thing—went to the doctor, and she immediately called an ambulance right at the clinic. I was hospitalized for a week, given No-Spa injections and something to stop the bleeding... two injections twice a day. Now I'm in my 8th month... seems like nothing serious, but if I were you, I'd call an ambulance just in case. I saw the same on my underwear too.

I've had that too, get an ultrasound; if there's a heartbeat, it's worth fighting for, with Duphaston and papaverine suppositories. It could be a detachment that might reattach, or it could be a missed miscarriage or a miscarriage.

Call an ambulance urgently, and most importantly, believe in the best. They will do an ultrasound to check if the fetus is alive. When I was 6 weeks pregnant, I was hospitalized with severe abdominal pain, then discharged after a week. I went back to work for a week, and then I started bleeding, though only a little. I called an ambulance, stayed in hospital for another week, was given No-Spa, and took Duphaston until 17 weeks. Now I'm halfway through the pregnancy, had an ultrasound yesterday, and they said everything is fine!

I had brown spotting twice early in my pregnancy. The doctor increased my dose of Duphaston, and it helped. I'm now in my 24th week.

I had light spotting twice during the early stages of pregnancy. The first time, I immediately went to the hospital for monitoring (even though the discharge was light brown), and the second time—when it was brown—I didn't hesitate and went straight to the hospital again. The sooner you act, the better the chances of keeping the pregnancy.

And I'm in quite a complicated situation... My last period was on January 18th. On January 21st, I breastfed my little son for the last time... He's now 2 years and 2 months old. Everything was fine until March 12th. I took tests at the end of February... negative... then a week ago, there was a faint second line, so I thought I'm pregnant, nothing's bothering me, I won't go for an ultrasound yet. Because when I was pregnant with my son, I had ultrasounds often and everything. He was a long-awaited, wanted child, and I was very scared. And then yesterday, bleeding started—fresh, bright red blood... it lasted from 5 p.m. to midnight... not too heavy, though. My doctor is sick, so I went for a vaginal ultrasound at a private clinic. I thought I was already in my 8th week, but the ultrasound showed a 3-4 week pregnancy. There's a collection of blood in the uterus, and they told me to come back in 7 days to rule out a non-developing pregnancy, considering the discrepancy with the last period date and yesterday's bleeding, which, by the way, has completely stopped today—not a drop. My husband suggests having an abortion, saying even if it's developing, something went wrong... since there was bleeding, what should I do? I don't want to; I'm against abortions, especially since I already want a second child.

Tell me what to do if the ultrasound doesn't show a fetus but the tests are positive, and bleeding started after the ultrasound, with doctors saying it's a period.

I had the same situation; the doctor told me to take No-Spa and use papaverine suppositories. And that at such an early stage (4 weeks), nothing more could be done. In the end, I had a miscarriage. But here they're saying that at such early stages, they already admit you to hospital to prevent miscarriage! Where is the truth, girls???

Dear ladies,

Please advise me on what to do. My last period was from March 25th to 29th. I took two tests, and both showed pregnancy. On May 2nd, bleeding started, and I don't know how long it will last. I really want to keep it. But could it be that it's not pregnancy?

So, how did it all end? I'm in the same boat right now, lying in hospital for bed rest. The doctor told me not to build up any illusions because the bleeding hasn't stopped, so it's all bad. Just waiting for tomorrow's ultrasound, which will tell whether there's a heartbeat or not.

One hospital says to go on bed rest, while another says there are no grounds for hospitalisation... They're looking at the same ultrasound...

But there seems to be some detachment(( Sexual rest is mandatory now, isn't it???

I have exactly the same discharge. It's been 5 weeks. The ultrasound showed a slight detachment of the gestational sac, but it's very small. Now I'm in the hospital, undergoing various tests. I'm taking valerian, Duphaston, and magnesium B6. I'm using suppositories to support the pregnancy. They're injecting me with Dicynone and a pregnancy hormone (I can't remember the name). Last night, I had severe lower abdominal pain, so they prescribed No-Spa as a suppository too. I don't know if it would be better for me at home, but it feels calmer here. I'm waiting for the test results and really want to keep the pregnancy.

I'm also at an early stage of pregnancy and have started bleeding. It's not heavy yet. But I think I need to see a doctor.

Fear has overwhelmed me.

It's true, everyone: both my mother and my husband are telling me to calm down!!! And that everything will be alright!!! But anyone who has been through this understands me perfectly.

For a year now, one doctor has been diagnosing me with infertility. I gave up on her and went to another one, who, based on ultrasounds and various tests, said everything is fine with me except that my egg doesn't grow to the required size, and she prescribed "Cyclodynon." A month later, I got pregnant. I'm now 5-6 weeks along. Tonight, I went to the toilet and noticed pink traces of blood on the tissue. I took No-Spa. There haven't been any more discharges since. I'm going to the doctor tomorrow, but I'm very scared. Tomorrow is New Year's, and the doctors will be drinking. Because of New Year's last year, my friend lost her baby while on bed rest for preservation.

So it's started for me too. At first, I noticed a small amount of blood. The next day, I went to the doctor, who prescribed suppositories, magnesium, and Utrogestan. On the third day, my nerves couldn't take it anymore (the bleeding hadn't stopped), and I called an ambulance. The doctors disagree: one says we should try to save it, the other is hesitant. So for now, I'm lying in bed. And today is New Year's Day...

I also discovered a brown spot when I got home from work and immediately went to the hospital. It turned out to be a detachment; I'm on bed rest now, at 7 weeks, and I'm very scared but trying to calm myself down.

To maintain a pregnancy with any bleeding, one should take Duphaston or Utrogestan. Thanks to them, I have three children, and it all started with spotting and bleeding.

I also have pink traces on the tissue((((

My husband doesn't know anything yet, he's at work. And I'm very scared((

I want a baby ((

I had EXACTLY the same situation: 6 weeks with no pain, then bleeding, and... a miscarriage.

Hello everyone! I have this issue: my period is already 9 days late, I took a test and it came back negative, I had an ultrasound and they didn't tell me anything definite either. They said it's as if the gestational sac hasn't started forming yet, so basically, they don't know anything for sure themselves. Today, on the 10th of February, I started having some bleeding. What could this be? There's very little blood; my mum thinks it's my period, but could it be a miscarriage?

Here's my situation: I gave birth to a son in September 2010. Then, my periods returned in November; they came in November, December, and January. But in February, there was a 7-day delay—I thought I might have gotten pregnant again (I had severe back pain, frequent urination, headaches, and fatigue). On the 8th day, my husband and I had sex, and I started bleeding, with a lot of pain in my lower abdomen. At first, it was just a little, but the next day it was heavy. I haven't been to the doctor yet; I'm at home wondering what this could be. Could I have been pregnant? My periods have always been regular. Please advise.

The doctors gave a timeframe of 3-4 weeks, and this morning, bleeding started((( At first, it was just drops, but now it's getting heavier. I rushed to my doctor first thing, and they immediately gave me a high dose of Duphaston, prescribed suppositories, and complete rest. So I've been lying down all day, afraid to even move!!!! I really want to keep the baby!!! Do you think it will work out?

I also had a miscarriage... I was 5-6 weeks pregnant. On Friday evening, I got very stressed, and on Saturday, I found a drop of brown blood on the pad, as if it was just a smear... and that was it. I called my sister and all my friends who had given birth—they seemed to calm me down... On Sunday, there was light spotting again, just a tiny bit, and by Monday, when I went to the hospital to try and save the pregnancy, there was practically no chance left. After the examination at the hospital, it was like a firehose gushing from me... in the end, it was a miscarriage. Now, half a year has passed, I've just finished taking birth control pills, and my husband and I are not using protection—I hope everything works out this time. From now on, I'll call an ambulance right away!

It could have been a so-called "biochemical" pregnancy.

And I had bleeding at 7 weeks, it started at night, I felt really bad, although now I understand I didn't lose that much blood, no clots came out. They immediately pumped me full of drugs and cleaned me out... Now I'm wondering if it was possible to save the pregnancy, at 22 no one explained anything to me and I was a fool myself. And now nothing's working out, damn it.

In the end, everything turned out fine for us! My daughter is already 7 months old and brings joy every day. She's already pulling herself up to stand using support. Back then, I spent 3 weeks in the hospital for monitoring and was discharged while still bleeding. It continued to spot for another 2 weeks... I went through so much stress at the time. Overall, the pregnancy went normally, except for the abnormally hot summer that made things difficult. So my advice is to see a doctor immediately, without waiting a single minute.

Hi! Natalia, could you tell me how many weeks in total you had bleeding? I'm in a confusing situation myself—6 weeks pregnant, and for 3 of those weeks, I've been having light brownish-reddish spotting. I'm in the hospital for monitoring, and the doctor says everything looks fine on the ultrasound, no detachment is visible, but they can't find the cause of the discharge either. So I'm wondering if there's a chance for a positive outcome...

I don't remember exactly, around 4 weeks or so. And the first week was like a period. During that time, I met several mothers who faced a similar situation, and they all gave birth successfully. It's all very scary, of course, but that's what medicine is for—to avoid self-treatment. One piece of advice—go to the doctor and don't listen to anyone else!

Girls, are brown discharges really that scary? I'm 5 weeks along and have been spotting for 3 days now. Any advice?

You know, it varies from person to person with discharge. For some, it's just blood vessels acting up and bleeding a little, while for others, it's more serious. You need to have an ultrasound done by an experienced specialist; then everything will become clear right away.

Hello, I had severe pains, and the next day there was spotting, followed by contractions and excruciating pain, which led to a miscarriage... Three months later, I got pregnant again, and at 7-8 weeks, I had a missed miscarriage... The doctors can't explain what's happening to us or why; only God knows. Now another three months have passed, and I don't know what will happen next....

Stranger, you should see an experienced doctor, and if possible, a geneticist as well, undergo an examination, and then with a clear conscience proceed with pregnancy, so as not to take risks or worry every time.

And I'm in my 5th week of pregnancy, had an ultrasound today and they said everything was fine, but when I got home in the evening, I started spotting. I don't know what to think, the doctor said it can happen.