Bleeding at 6wks what to do?

[Miss K]

Aww its the worst feeling in the world isn't it!!!

I had bleeding this time round from 6-13 weeks and it was the most scariest time of my life, it also started on a Saturday too which was a PITA! I had a scan the monday morning and they showed a heartbeat and a clot in the uterus which was causing the bleeding... You will be surprised how common bleeding in pregnancy is!!!

Wishing you all the best and I hope the weekend goes fast and the bleeding stops so you can be reassured xxoo

[PurpleChic]

Hi Miss K
How much bleeding did you have. I am 9 weeks today. I have had flecks of blood when I wipe but only occasionly. It's like a tiny bit of thread. Today though I had a bit more flecks but still only flecks and only the one time. I am on pessaries until wednesday. At about 5 and a half weeks I had a spot of blood but really no big bleeding or spotting as such. as for cramps just these niggles in the side lower pelvis. Dr said that is possibly because my ovaries are still a little up. '

[KirstenFleur]

Oh goodness, I was coming in here to ask the same question!
Last night, after my pre-bed wee, I looked at the toilet paper and nearly fainted. Pale pink blood, and a lot of stretchy white mucus. It looked exactly like the beginning of my period.
It being close to 10pm, there was not a thing I could do except put a pad on and go to bed.
At midnight, I needed to wee again (SIGH) and there was no blood and the pad was clear.
This morning, there was no blood and the pad was still clear!
I've a referral for an ultrasound at 7 weeks (my oB ordered it for me for "reassurance purposes", gotta love that) so I'll book it today. I'm 6w3d now.
I hope it's just one of those things and not the first sign of disaster. Even the ultrasound is worrying me- I've already had one ultrasound where I was told "Sorry, there's no heartbeat", I can't bear the thought of another.
Oh dear.
I hope we all have healthy successful pregnancies. And I also hope I can resist the urge to scamper to the loo every five minutes just to check that there's no blood.