It's not necessarily a miscarriage, bleeding can be from other things, so I've got my fingers crossed for you. More anxious waiting, it never ends does it!! Big hugs xxx
Thanks for replying I have cramps accompanied with the bleeding. I have constipation and trapped wind which doesn’t help the cramping. I’m monitoring it today. It’s so bad how there is no support for women who experience this as in you will not get scanned till your certain amount of weeks. Just been told to go a & e if I have clots. I think with my track record first thing for me to do is panick and assume the worst. The sad thing is I heard the heartbeat the other day which gave us hope and now feel like it’s been taken away from us.
I hope you find everything is OK with baby. Around the same time as you had the exact same bleeding and ended up being a haematoma during pregnancy. Blood clots cramps etc. He is now coming up 3 years old. Thinking of you xx
I had bleeding at about the same time as you which lasted 8 days - which I thought was heavy for 4 days and really freaked out. I got a scan and saw that the bleeding was a small area of haemorrhage near the cervix and nowhere near the placenta. Told it would stop in a few days but not to worry. It did stop. The reason? “One of those things and pretty common” was what I was told. Not sure if your fertility clinic would scan you again for you to see (the nhs is unlikely in my experience) - but it really put my mind at ease.
Was told to take note of pain (not just cramping) and lots of fresh blood & clots.
I bled on and off from week 5 to 8 and was told not to worry unless I had pain too. I particularly bled a little more a day after my internal first scan. Try not to worry. It’s not uncommon. X
Thank you for your reply. I still have bleeding when I wipe and it feel like I am having period. Just so confusing. I have managed to get a private scan so we can see what it going on. X
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