Early on in pregnancy, some spotting can be normal. However, is this spotting continuing even now? The only person who can tell you if this is a problem is your doctor. He/she can test your pregnancy hormone numbers and tell you if they are going up (in which case the pregnancy is continuing forward), or down (in which case you would be in the process of a miscarriage). I am so sorry to use the word "miscarriage" in answering you, because slight spotting can be completely normal and mean nothing. However, if it continues and you feel that is a possibility, only the doctor can tell you that. I will state this as well, that miscarriages, although tragic for all women who have experienced it, are actually very normal as well. There are statistics out there that say that 1 out of every 5 or 6 pregnancies ends in miscarriage, and sometimes you may not even realize you are pregnant at the time it would occur. I know that in my family and circle of friends, including myself, my mother, my sister and 2 of my girlfriends have all experienced one miscarriage. Three of my girlfriends and one of my sisters have not, although all have given birth to one or more healthy babies. Also, IF you are in the midst of a miscarriage, there is nothing that the doctor can do to stop it once nature has decided it is necessary. It is helpful to try to find out what may have caused it to occur, however, because it could be something that could be altered for any future pregnancies. Only your doctor can help with this. Again, please do not panic at the sight of spotting early in your pregnancy. This can be normal, and can also be accompanied by what feels EXACTLY like menstrual cramping -- both of which can be normal. All women are different. Persistent bleeding would definitely be a reason to find out from your doctor if it is normal. I wish you luck!
It could be a sign of pregnancy, or another issue. Best to consult with your physician.
uhmmm...you should probably get that checked out.
iv now had 4 children, and with each pregnancy iv had spotting very early on, which was a pinkish colour and abdominal cramps, which i found worsened with each pregnancy. the doctor put it down to implantation. i hope this helps
spotting is Implantation bleeding which is a sign of pregnancy so yes you could be pregnant
not likely unless there is cramping backache signs of labor..it could just be spotting from the new pregnancy
When a female is pregnant, she does not have any periods. The most you will get (until time to deliver) is some spotting in the beginning, after sexual intercourse, or near the end of the pregnancy. Spotting means a very light pinkish fluid that doesn't actually "bleed" but would appear on a pantyliner at various times throughout the day in a very small amount.If you are bleeding any more than just spotting during a pregnancy you must seek medical attention immediately. It could be extremely dangerous for you and your unborn baby if you do not get it checked out.
it means you need to go to the doctor.
yes its possible to have a pinkish or brownish spotting for a couple of hours to days around that time after conception,this is the implantation bleed
There is probably nothing wrong but a visit to your doctor or midwife would be sensible.
Implantation is usually light and lasts a few hours to a 3-4 days. It is also spotting of a pinkish discharge. Cyst rupturing can only be diagnosed by a doctor.
Though some women have been known to have light spotting during their pregnancy and there is nothing wrong, itis still a great idea for you to see a doctor pronto because that could be a sign that you are either gonna miscarry or already have.
It can be anything from bright red to dark brown. the redder the blood the newer it is. If you have more then what a panty liner would absorb call your Dr. it is normal but is always good to check in and they can double check to make sure nothing is wrong.