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  1. #1
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    Jan 2009
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    When I M/c'd I was in a lot of pain with the blood as well. With my successful pregnancy I also got the spoting like you are talking about with no pain and everything was fine!

    Im sure everything is fine!

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    BellyBelly Member
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    I had spotting for 2 weeks and then a gush. I also thought I was 7 days ahead of where bubs was measuring. It's very common.
    Yur bubs has a great strong HB. I wish you all the very best

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    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2008
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    Hi - bleeding in pg can be scary - lots of women bleed and it is unexplained. The thing to keep in mind is that brown blood is old blood. Fresh blood is bright red. If you saw your baby on the US this morning and everything is going well, and all you have is brown blood, you probably don't have anything to worry about. The blood could be a week old or even more. I would see the doctor again immediately if you start to have a bright red show.

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    May 2008
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    Thanks ladies, I really appreciate your support.
    Can I ask a stupid question though- When do I get worried? Do I just let this spotting continue and then if there's heaps of blood get worried then? And I suppose any cramping? Or does it have to be really bad cramping?
    I have this fear I am going to m/c and not realise now. Will I know if I start to m/c?

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    Mrs. Matthews,

    If you are bleeding because you are miscarrying, you will definitely know. I had red blood (small amounts) and then it REALLY started. Way worse than any period I've ever had, mostly because you're passing the lining of the uterus which has thickened due to the introduction of a fetus.

    I was cramping so badly that I felt it up my spine and couldn't bare to sit on the toilet to poo.

    You have seen the baby. You know one is there. If you start to get really concerned you need to see your doctor. You sound concerned to me, so the doc needs to make time to see you again.