Has anybody bled during their pregnancy?? if so, what was the issue? If you don't mind me asking
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@chloe_faith2016 I went to hospital like 3 times for bleeding. one of them was really really heavy and they told me I was RH-negative as well. You really think we bleed because we have a negative blood type?
and @priscmv92 the doctors told me I had nothing to worry about that 25% of pregnancy go through bleeding and have nothing wrong. But go check it out , you never know
I have been bleeding recently they told me to be in bed rest for the rest of my pregnancy. I have placenta previa. My placenta is too low.
I bled at 10wks during my first pregnancy and I found out I was miscarrying.
Yes when I was around 9-10 weeks I started bleeding. So I went to ER to get checked out because it was late at night and I found out I was RH- negative
I was gushing blood at 9 weeks. Got diagnosed with threatened miscarriage. I am now 32 weeks pregnant with healthy baby girl. I would get checked out to be safe. Could be nothing at all, some people just bleed all through out pregnancy. I would get checked and try to think positive.
I bled around 24 weeks just a little though but bright red, went to the hospital and they couldn't really say for sure what caused it but did say most likely he kicked my cervix and ruptured a blood vessel. Which I was told was completely normal and that it may happen again and it actually hasn't happened again at all thankfully.
No Hun definitely not just make sure you have it checked in case especially if it isn't light. It could be anything from normal to non normal you know
not always but my ob says to get checked regardless. call your doctor and see what she wants you to do, could be dangerous could not@priscmv92
@mherz, @hermommy But bleeding doesn't always indicate miscarriage right??
I've been spotting on and off. Mostly dark brown. Doctor just said its old blood that hadn't passed yet.
I have a little, her placenta is covering my cervix@priscmv92
@lizbeth9000, I had to get a rogram shot I believe is what it is called because the baby could have a different blood type. My child's father has a different blood type than mine. So the doctor was saying that our child could have his blood type or a different one.