only been sick once and it all stopped worried i mit have lost the baby whould i bleed if i had?only 6 weeks?

Answer 1

Yes, you would have passed a blood clot with the baby. Go to an OB to make sure you're okay.
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Answer 2

Not everyone has the same experience of pregnancy. Some people don't get ANY morning sickness. Some just get nausea but no vomiting. Some just get one or two episodes of sickness, with others it lasts the whole pregnancy! There is no blueprint!

Do you still have other pregnancy symptoms - sore boobs etc?

There is always the chance of whats called a"missed miscarraige" - basically when the baby dies but you don't actually miscarry. It needs an ultrasound scan to diagnose. Some people say that the first symptoms they had that something was "wrong" with the pregnancy is that all their symptoms stopped - sickness, sore boobs and all that went away. But I wouldn't necessarily worry that just because you're not suffering that there is a problem with the baby, not everyone does get really bad m/s.

I would go and see your doctor just to put your mind at rest, I'm sure everything is fine and maybe you'll be one of the lucky ones who escapes the really bad m/s!!!

Answer 3

Lack of morning sickness is not a sign you are going to lose the baby you might just brease through your pregnancy! As for your question about bleeding the answer would be yes if you are miscarrying you would start bleeding. Keep in mind though with my own personal experience I had IVF so I knew as soon as I was pregnant and I didnt get any morning sickness till 8 weeks my problem was it never stopped I was constantly throwing up the whole way through until after my baby was born - it may just be too early for the morning sickness - I hope if it does come on it doesnt last long.

Answer 4

I started bleeding at about 10 - 11 weeks. It was only slight but I had it checked. The baby died at about 9 weeks but my body didn;t start rejecting it until a few weeks later. Looking back I realise that I lost all the signs I had. I just felt normal like I wasn't even pregnant. I would get it checked although some people never get sickness. Check for other signs, such as swollen breasts. I'm sure you will be fine.

Answer 5

Yes you would have lost some blood
sometime when you pregnant and its a boy some people aren't sick
stop worrying your stressing your self out which is no good for your baby
See a doctor thats the best thing for you to do

Answer 6

You need to see your doctor and he'll listen for a heartbeat. I miscarried and didn't know I had. I just lost all signs of pregnancy (including aching boobs going back to normal!) and just didn't feel pregnant any more. Eventually I would have bled but was sent for an ultrasound so found out that way.

My second pregnancy I bled early, was obviously very worried, and carried the baby to full term so you just don't know. There isn't an answer because every pregnancy is different.

Good luck.

Answer 7

Don't worry. The last thing you need to do is worry. Believe me if you miscarried you would know. You may have gotten sick because of some other reason other than being pregnant. I never got sick in the beginning unless I didn't eat properly and regularly. I basically had 30 minutes to eat something from the time I felt hungry to the time I started feeling really sick. I wouldn't worry about it but I would get to the doctor and have him check to ease your mind.

Answer 8

You may not be sick again. Not all women have sickness. It you had lost the baby you would have bled. don't worry so much you still have another 34 weeks to go - you will worry yourself sick at this rate!. If you have any concerns contact your midwife, that is what she is there for. Also ask you mum or another member of your family who have had babies. They should help put you mind a rest.

Good luck and enjoy your pregnancy!

Answer 9

You should visit your doctor ASAP, but in the mean time could you take another pregnancy test?

I'm sure you will be fine, I only felt sick twice when I was pregnant both in the early stages, I now have a healthy little girl. Maybe what you were eating/smelling etc made you nauseus at that time. Try not to worry too much.

Answer 10

honey, stop getting yourself all worked up. Pregnancy is different with everyone. If you are really that worried then consult your OB. I didn't start getting morning sickness until I was around 7 or 8 weeks. I had mild nausea before then, but just mild and no vomitting. The real morning sickness didn't kick in until I was 11 weeks. If there is no cramping followed by bright red blood then you have nothing to worry about. Just relax. Good luck and please stop worrying.

Answer 11

You need to get to an ob/gyn asap! prenatal care is essential to a healthy pregnancy. As a rule you would bleed but in my experience I never did. It was a routine ob check that found the baby had died in its 3rd month when I thought I was 5 months pregnant. So no it doesn't necessarily mean you miscarried but only your doctor can tell you for sure. Try going to a county health clinic if you aren't in a position to see one otherwise. Good Luck! Don't hesitate you need prenatal vitamins etc...Your doctor needs to be prepared for your delivery and needs to know your history if he is to help you. Also the bleeding came after they cleansed.