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Is Vomiting, Bleeding, Clotting, Back Pain And Nausea Due To A Pregnancy?
Hi I'm 35 year old women I had sex with my BF july 6 unprotected. I threw up right before what I think was my period then I bleed 4 days 1st was very light second med smae third last day light brown the two med days I had very tiny blood clots which I found weird then I threw up again the last day now its been two days since my period has gone I have a slight back pain and nausea and I can't lay on my belly could I be pregnant?
Mon, 21 Nov 2016
Hey there,
After reading your question, I am of the opinion that:
1) Sometimes, when you are pregnant, at the time of your period, there might be slight bleeding called implantation bleeding.
2) However, normally there would be no passage of clots if there is a pregnancy.
3) vomiting could be because of some other reason too like gas or acidity.
4) If you cannot even lay on your belly and have nausea and pain, I would strongly suggest you visit an ER as it could be appendicitis or some other internal problem like ovarian torsion or haemorrhagic cyst.
5) I think you must also get a urine pregnancy test done.
6) In any case, do not neglect if there is too much pain.
Hope this was helpful.
Regards,
Dr. Shikha Shah
After reading your question, I am of the opinion that:
1) Sometimes, when you are pregnant, at the time of your period, there might be slight bleeding called implantation bleeding.
2) However, normally there would be no passage of clots if there is a pregnancy.
3) vomiting could be because of some other reason too like gas or acidity.
4) If you cannot even lay on your belly and have nausea and pain, I would strongly suggest you visit an ER as it could be appendicitis or some other internal problem like ovarian torsion or haemorrhagic cyst.
5) I think you must also get a urine pregnancy test done.
6) In any case, do not neglect if there is too much pain.
Hope this was helpful.
Regards,
Dr. Shikha Shah
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