when pregnant are you suppose to bleed?

Answer 1

i dont think so.
you should go & get checked out at your clinic
or gp
or doctor or somthing!

Good luck
=]

x

Answer 2

It depends. What kind of bleeding are you talking about? Spotting? Nose bleed? Gum bleed? internal bleeding? At what stage are you when you experience it? I experienced spotting on my first trimester but good thing i told the doctor immediately so now im okay. Nose bleed at 2nd trimester, if not heavy, you should be okay. It can happen to anybody. Pregnant women have 50% more blood in their body (for the baby of course). Due to sudden increase in blood pressure sometimes (perhaps because of the temp), there are heavy flows of blood that goes thru the veins and since the nose has one of the tiniest veins/membranes in the body, it easily raptures. Gum bleeding, you need to see your dentist right away. It may cause complications when the problem is not addressed asap. Internal bleeding, consult your doctor to avoid fatal effects to your baby...and follow doctor's orders please.

Answer 3

some bleeding in early pregnancy can be pretty normal, it is called implantation bleeding and occurs as the fertilised egg attaches to the wall of the uterus- impantation. However it can also be a sign of miscarriage so always get bleeding checked out. But remember it doesnt definately mean you will loose the baby, good luck xxx

Answer 4

You can spot when pregnant, possibly implantation bleed, but anything heavy like a period then you should go and get checked out. Why don't you call you doctor just to put your mind at ease.

Good luck and congratulations

Answer 5

A little bit isn't too serious - it happened to me. I panicked and went to the GP and A&E the 2nd time, and everything was OK. It was a little bit, not much at all. Do go to your GP to get checked out, especially if you're worried and/or there is quite a lot of blood, and certainly if there are clots. Don't worry, it'll be nothing that you have done, the body just does these things :)

Answer 6

Well it is not common to bleed during pregnancy, but it is possible. It may be implantation bleeding, some women have "period" like bleeding throughout their whole pregnancy. I would talk to your Dr. and see what they say. Good luck.

Answer 7

Eh ... No!

What stage are you at?
Have you had a scan yet?

If it's associated with pain go up to A&E now!
(or speak with your local GP out-of-hours emergency phone line if you're registered with a GP)

Bleeding early-on could be ... nothing (just a blip) ... a threatened miscarriage .... or an ectopic pregnancy

Bleeding later could be a low-lying placenta ...

Speak to a doc tonight hun x

Answer 8

NEVER. If you are pregnant and bleeding, you should ALWAYS have a dr check it out. Sometimes it'll be okay, sometimes it won't. Don't ever assume it's okay, you need to get checked out by the dr!

Answer 9

many women bleed a little during early pregnancy this is called implantation bleeding this should be very light not like a period

Answer 10

I don,t think you should bleed at any time but I think you should pop down to your maternity ward for checkup.You might need a scan just to see if every things OK. Congrats.xxx

Answer 11

sometimes you can bleed a little, like a mini period at the beginning, I know somebody you lost blood all the way through her pregnancy just about, but please check with your doctor, he will make sure everything is fine.