Spotting While Pregnant

Spotting and mucus can be normal at 17 weeks, especially if you have recently had intercourse or an internal physical exam, such as a pap smear. However, if it is accompanied by abdominal pain or nausea you should see your doctor right away.

Yes you can be pregnant if you had unprotected sexual intercourse.

You can still have a little bit of blood even if your'e pregnant.

You generally will not feel movement in the womb until about the 5th month of pregnancy. If you have had periods and pregnancy tests which come back negative, I would say the chances of pregnancy are slim.

You can get pregnant NOW, it is not still from the miscarriage. If you feel like it, go for it.

Very slight spotting is normal if there is a viable reason for it. Any "heavy" bleeding or cramping is a serious problem and you should seek medical attention immediately.

Some spotting is common at the time of your normal expected period as the hormones that prevent it are not quite settled as yet. Also, there can be some bleeding as the baby attaches more securely to the uterine wall. It may or may not continue, but for the present it isn't too unusual. Should it be combined with heavy bleeding and cramps, then it is more likely to lead to a miscarriage.

If by spotting, you mean you have started having a light discharge of your period then it is a good sign you are not pregnant. It is important for you to recognize that this discharge may not be your normal menstrual fluid though. If it looks like your regular discharge, and you've been taking your pill correctly, you shouldn't be pregnant. A pregnancy test is an affordable way to pt your mind at ease though. Also, recognize if you are on the sugar pill part of your birth control, which should be inducing your period. As always, consult a doctor for an examination to be completely sure.

are you pregnant? if so, then try not to worry, many women spot and bleed during pregnancy and still continue to have a healthy baby. I spotted and bled for 18 weeks of one of my pregnanies, including 4 periods, it scared the bejeebers out of me, it was also brown blood as well, which they told me, is considered "old" blood, which may not be from the uterus but from the cervix, more likely after an internal or sex. goodluck, and I hope everything turns out ok

I had my last cycle may 20th, around June 5th i started spotting brown, more like a stain really. I done this till the end of June and never got my period, (my periods are regular ive never missed one - until now-) around July 5th i started spotting again. and today is the 27th of July and i finally stopped spotting but still have no period. ive taken 4 pregnancy test all negative. my stomach is starting to feel like its to big for my body. ive got my first stretch mark, and my stomachs kinda hard but not brick hard. i have only felt sick enough to throw up once about two weeks ago. and it went away just as fast as it came. also its starting to get uncomfortable to sleep on my stomach.

what could be wrong with me?

could i be pregnant and it just not show up yet?

i read some people don't show positive until up to 8 weeks pregnant and some don't show positive at all. and have to have blood work done to show anything.

my husband and i would really appreciate if we could get some answers.

we are trying to have a child

and if i am this will be our first

thank you

Jess.

Normally it's a sign of miscarriage. Go to the ER immediately.

Brown color spotting during the first trimester could be due to implantation bleeding, this is normal. There are many reasons why brown spotting may occur, many of these reasons are perfectly normal. However, it is always a good idea to check with your doctor, just to be sure.

you may be expereincing implantation bleeding where the fertilized egg implants into the uterine wall and you can indeed be pregnant so I suggest going to get an at home test or seeing your doctor for a blood test ASAP just so you can know whats going on and get prenatal care if you need to since the earlier you get it the healthier and happier your pregnancy will be hope this helps, Good Luck and God Bless!!!

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spotting doesn't always mean pregnancy it can mean something else a far worse problem like cancer and that. Implantation bleeding also doesn't always mean your pregnant women who have had it most of them wasn't pregnant. There could be a problem with your period it could be irregular or summet.

Breakthrough bleeding in the first weeks after starting the ring is normal.

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Yes, spotting with cramps is a sign that your body is under going the changes in order for your little baby to start growing. Congrats and good luck mommy!! :)

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There's probably nothing wrong. Women's bodies go haywire under so many situations: stress, PMS, menstruation, when we eat chocolate or oily foods, etc. If the baby is still active, you and the baby are okay. Spotting and mucus sometimes continue far into the pregnancy, kind of like morning sickness. If you're quite worried, see your gynecologist. She can help you out. Hope everything goes well. Happy Pregnancy! (And early "Happy Birthday!" to the kid)

Yes. You could be pregnant.

Not everyone gets "morning sickness". And even if you do, it can be anytime of the day. Some pregnancy symptoms are nausea, vomiting (morning sickness), breast tenderness, darkening of the nipples and areolas, cravings, tiredness, and some smells can be very irritating. I would definitely take a pregnancy test to be sure. If it is positive, a doctor should be seen. Remember, at three weeks it is still very early and not all pregnancy tests can pick up the hormone at this stage. To really answer your question: Yes, it is normal to either throw up or NOT throw up being three weeks pregnant. Every woman's body reacts in its' own way to pregnancy. Even if you do not have morning sickness, it is still possible to have it as the pregnancy progresses.

50 days without a period, with proof that your not pregnant, is usually caused by stress. The spotting was most likely your period. Extreme stress can stop your period for months. My advice, try to relax, and decrease stress. This is a very common occurance with women. did your doctor do an ultrasound you may be pregnnat just not having a healthy pregnancy where your hcg levels aren't multiplying as they should also if you have recently lost or gained a significant amount of weight that could throw your cycle off

I suggest you see your doctor. It may just be something like constipation, but better safe than sorry. yeah i got cramps through all three of mine.but when your pregnant and something concerns you call your doctor your paying him so use him something that seems minor may not be a few days later so when pregnant i say always play it safe. You may catch something early or drive your doctor mad but the end result will hopefully be a beautiful, healthy baby. congrats on your new blessing and hey i have three and drove my doctor crazy but he dealt with me 3 x's with a smile and a see you next time.

I've heard it can be like a normal period, and that its just part of the uterine wall shedding as the placenta has not attached yet and that it's typically not harmful to mom or the baby. I'm just wondering if anyone has experienced it? I'm wondering if that's what I am having. My period, if that's what it is, started out early and VERY light to the point where I didn't need a pad, today it became so that I needed one but it's still not as heavy as it usually.

I know this is going to sound disgusting but I saw what looks like a piece of the lining floating in the toilet, it basically looked like a very fine/thin membrane/piece of skin with red veins on it. I've never seen this before.

Anyone experienced something similar? How long should I wait after the bleeding stops to take a test just in case. I've got one laying around from last month so I may as well use it.