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Pregnant, Spotting, Cramping. History Of Miscarriage
I m 7.5 weeks pregnant with a previous misscarriage 3 years ago. My first appointment is in a week and I m very nervous. When I went to the restroom there was two pin hole sized spots of red blood and nothing else. I ve had cramping on and off since I found out I was pregnant. I don t want another misscarriage! Thanks in advance for your help!
Fri, 4 Jan 2013
Hello
Thanks for your query.
WIth a history of previous miscarriage, kindly schedule your appointment with your gynecologist earlire.
Just two spots of blood might actually mean nothing, as such spotting happens at times, without damage to the pregnancy.
However, since you have had cramping also, the spotting could lead to impending miscarriage.
Please consult your doctor , who will perform an ultrasound and make sure that the baby is growing normally, and also conduct the necessary blood tests, and prescribe you adequate pregnancy support, keeping your previous history in mind.
take care.
Thanks for your query.
WIth a history of previous miscarriage, kindly schedule your appointment with your gynecologist earlire.
Just two spots of blood might actually mean nothing, as such spotting happens at times, without damage to the pregnancy.
However, since you have had cramping also, the spotting could lead to impending miscarriage.
Please consult your doctor , who will perform an ultrasound and make sure that the baby is growing normally, and also conduct the necessary blood tests, and prescribe you adequate pregnancy support, keeping your previous history in mind.
take care.
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Hi,
Early trimester bleeding/spotting is a common problem seen in many.You do need to be careful.
Keep a watch on whether you bleed again.You might need progesterone support through the 1st trimester.See your doctor asap for the medication.
Early trimester bleeding/spotting is a common problem seen in many.You do need to be careful.
Keep a watch on whether you bleed again.You might need progesterone support through the 1st trimester.See your doctor asap for the medication.
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