i am 5 weeks pregnant i have had a bleed about a table spoon amount but no pain have i lost my baby?

Question

i have been to hospital and had a scan but there wasnt nething to see on the scan they said that could b as i am not far enough gone or i have had a miscarege i have another scan this week but so scared i dont want to get my hopes up to much as i dont no what it means but i have done another pregancey test that came back positave

Answer 1

Beside waiting to see an ob asap, you should stay in bed as much as possible. Bleeding during early pregnancy may be caused by the placenta connecting to the uterus. 30% of pregnant women experience bleeding and 50% of them continue to have a healthy pregnacy. Don't give up hope! Good Luck.

Answer 2

hi there yes this can be worrying but don`t get all emotional try and relax,,it may be that its just the hormones and just a slight bleed which is normal in some women,,i have had 2 miscarriages and i have had 2 pregnancies where i did bleed in the early weeks (had full normally pregnancy after 11 wks) ,i have had 6 children and i must say each pregnancy is different,, but you must not get upset as this doesn`t help,you can go to the docs for a check up it depends on your age,history and the doc ,,you may be sent for a scan there again they may ask questions and say to see what happens,,if you are in the uk you can call nhs direct..for advice..

Answer 3

First call the Doctor, but don't worry it doesn't always mean that you lost the baby. I was spotting very minimal, and I did have some pinkish bleeding once and the doctor told me that it was the placenta attaching onto the uterus!! Good Luck, I am praying for the best!

-7 weeks prego today-

Answer 4

You should definitely contact your physician. There are many reasons why this could be happening. One of them being what is called "breakthrough bleeding". You may experience spotting or light bleeding around the time that your menstrual period would have been due. This is known as 'breakthrough bleeding' and occurs as a result of increased levels of oestrogen, which can cause the cervix to become slightly reddened or eroded and bleed, especially after intercourse.

Answer 5

no u have not there is a bleeding to occur for u at 5 weeks called an implantation bleeding because at 5 weeks your sperm is just connecting to the uterus i have been studying this for 5 years im sure. still consult your doctor because there could be more
it could just as well be your body's reaction to the changes it preparing to make
especially on the inside and your vag1na so.

good luck and congrats becareful in dont worry because that alone can cause a miscarriage.
bye ma,

Answer 6

Go to the doctor. But it can be a bladder infection, a discharge due to pressure or a tear in the womb. Get a check up. Good luck my friend.

Answer 7

No some women spot several days, some a little and some more. If you have seen a Doctor already call him or have a OB/GYN call him. They will tell you to rest. It is good you have had no pain.

Answer 8

It's very normal for women to 'spot' in the first term.....if it continues for longer then 3 days contact your family doc. There is also the odd women out there where they continued to get their period through the few months of pregnancy. so don't panic make yourself a peppermint tea and put your feet up,avoid hot baths and just relax.

Answer 9

Contact an ob/gyn or go to emergency asap dear. Your baby may be in danger. Take care.

Answer 10

If you had some blood you NEED to go see a doctor/hospital...no one here online can help you with this matter.