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as above today I have brown when wiping , this has happened a few times today . I’m also cramping aswell which has come on out of nowhere . I don’t have my scan with the clinic until Tuesday for reassurance so if anyone has any experience of this please can you let me know ❤️ xxxx

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Jess1981

I do! I’ve had lots of spotting in my successful 3 live births even fresh blood with clots ( I’ve also had a late loss as well as 6 early losses and currently 4 weeks pregnant) The midwife always said brown blood wasn’t a concern even a bit of red as long as not having severe abdominal pain. A few twinges and small cramps can be normal as things are stretching. I know it is scary. Yours definitely not out especially as it’s not full flow ( the difference I had with pregnancy spotting vs miscarriage is it was very painful and once the bleeding started it didn’t stop it got heavier till it had gone) I’m wishing you the best lots of women spot but have healthy babies xx

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Natasha2012 in reply toJess1981

Thank you for responding . I’m hoping it’s just baby getting comfy . Xx

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EmilyMill

I had bleeding and cramping in the early stages. It is very common and i was told that the fact it is brown and you only noticed it when wiping means that it is old blood and shouldnt be too worried (easier said than done 🙄) For me it related to going to the toilet and even without straining it would cause the blood vessels in my cervix to burst. Get on the prunes just in case.

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Natasha2012

thank you for responding ❤️ I think it’s fairly common , ivf pregnancies are so full of worry ! Can’t wait til I can relax xx

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Jane_e

Hi Natasha, I had brown spotting with my first at 6wks and more of a bright red spotting early on with my second around 7wks.. my first is now 2yrs 7m and second is 11wks :)) it doesn’t ever stop getting scary when you see blood during pregnancy, but I was told that it was likely to be implantation bleeding and brown blood also means that it’s old blood. It’s always best to get any kind of bleeding checked out though. Try to keep yourself as busy and distracted as you can until Tuesday. Sending loads of love xx

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Chocolover22

hey i am 5 weeks 4 days and having light brown discharge since 3-4 days.. 2 days ago i went for my scan which showed yolk sac, gest sac but no embryo or heart beat as it was v early. Doctor told to monitor brown discharge and not to worry as of now. I have to go for a heart beat scan 2 weeks from now. Any guifance from you all?

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Natasha2012

hi , my brown discharge stopped and I had my scan at 6 weeks 5 days that confirmed all we was ok ❤️ hope all goes well at your next scan 😘 xxx

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Chocolover22

ok how long did ur brown discharge continue

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