thread: Need reassurance

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Oct 2005
    Auckland, NZ
    34

    Need reassurance

    Hi everyone,

    Hoping for some reassurance...TMI warning

    Yesterday when I went the the toilet I had a (very) small tinge of red blood in my mucas...as I had been constipated for a few days and finally got relieved of that I put it down to that

    Well...tonight I had the same thing again (only a very small tinge of red blood in mucas)

    What concerns me is the red blood rather than brown....

    Am I over reacating?...I have a Ob apptment next Friday..should I just wait till then?

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Feb 2004
    Adelaide SA
    498

    Hi Lorasha, some spotting during pregnancy can be quite normal, however if you are really concerned about it, go and see your gp, or ring the midwives in labour and delivery and they will help you out

  3. #3
    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

    Nov 2005
    QLD
    3,068

    Hi Lorasha

    Naomi is correct. Some spotting is norman in pregnancy providing that you are not getting any cramps with the bleeding

  4. #4
    sonsangel Guest

    I had the same thing on the day my AF was due. It was bright red blood in clear mucous and it only happened the once.
    Rest assured that some bleeding is quite normal in pregnancy and definitely mention it at your appt.
    Take it easy though, and hope it doesn't happen again.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Mar 2005
    G.Waverley
    537

    Go and see your OB or hospital hon, It'll put your mind at ease, better to be safe than sorry, but you'll be fine. O

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
    232

    Hi i had exactly the same thing, a tiny tiny amount of blood like a little streak ( only when i wiped),i too was severly constipated, i had it between 5 1/2 weeks to 7 1/2 weeks, I rang My Obs he was very reassuring and said to put my mind at ease he booked an ultrasound scan at 7 weeks and all was fantastic baby was the right size with a good strong heartbeat, the sonographer said everything to do with bubs is perfect, she found the tiniest tiniest amount of blood below the sac, which would not affect bubs she it was soooo tiny like a hairline!!!!

    She said it could of happened when bubs implanted. So when i went back to Docs he said the scan was so good a 95% chance of carring bubs to full term, he basicaly said by the looks of it you're not going to miscarry!!

    So to get reassurance go and see the professionals and for that extra reassurance see if you can get an ultrasound, because no matter what anyone says it will always be at the back of your mind

    Good luck Hon, I know what it feels like!!!

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Oct 2005
    Auckland, NZ
    34

    Thanks everyone

    I have had no more signs (and I have been checking ), but decided if I did/do, or get any cramps etc I will call my midwife.

    I have added to my list of 'to asks' for next week anyway just to be sure-and I have a scan next week too....