Will Cramps And Spot Bleeding May Lead To Miscarriage?
I have just found out I am pregnant about 5-6 wks and I am bleeding. This mornin it was brown and now it's red it's not really heavy I have slight cramps but not persistent and is not in one specific area just feels like a period. My thighs also hurt Could I be havin a miscarriage ?
Hello, Your symptoms suggest uterine cramps and as there is also associated spotting, it is essential that you get help immediately from your health care provider. Take absolute bed rest, avoid all strenuous activity and sexual intercourse, and take adequate liquids. The trans-vaginal sonogram should clarify if there is any bleeding and also the viability of the pregnancy. If everything is fine, rest and observation and hormone supplementation if needed, usually deal with the problem. The bleeding will subside on its own. Else, further management is necessary. Hope your query has been answered. Take care.
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Will Cramps And Spot Bleeding May Lead To Miscarriage?
Hello, Your symptoms suggest uterine cramps and as there is also associated spotting, it is essential that you get help immediately from your health care provider. Take absolute bed rest, avoid all strenuous activity and sexual intercourse, and take adequate liquids. The trans-vaginal sonogram should clarify if there is any bleeding and also the viability of the pregnancy. If everything is fine, rest and observation and hormone supplementation if needed, usually deal with the problem. The bleeding will subside on its own. Else, further management is necessary. Hope your query has been answered. Take care.