been spotting all day..should i be worried

Re: been spotting all day..should i be worried

• bsn1752 member

  April 2012

  It could be nothing, but I would call your doctor and let them know still.

   

  
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• Babydust08

  April 2012

  I had this with DD1 and doctor reassured me that it was completely normal. Sometimes it's "older" blood. Call your doc if you get too uneasy. As long has you have no blood clots or anything like that. 

  

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• AGsWife

  April 2012

  I would call my doctor, but that's because I am neurotic. 

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• happilyeverafterxo member

  April 2012

  AGsWife:

  I would call my doctor, but that's because I am neurotic. 

  AMEN! I'm the same way!

  OP, it would ease your mind for sure...hope everything is okay! Thinking of you and baby!
  

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• Mya82

  April 2012

  I experienced that with my first.  I was very worried, but it ended up being nothing.  I called the doctor and they said it was probably "old blood" (it was brownish and sometimes light pink) and for me to just take it easy for a few days.  I would definitely call.  It could be totally normal, but maybe talking to someone can help ease your mind. 
  

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• rainbows&unicorns member

  April 2012

  I had that issue yesterday as well as today and when I called my doctor this am and they wanted me to come in for an u/s.  Call your doctor to see what they suggest.  I learned today that anytime you have bleeding (no matter what color) you should call your doctor.

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• choppinbroccoli22 member

  April 2012

  Bright red bleeding is always a concern and cause for immediate phone call, but this is still worth calling in about (if it were me, I'd probably not make the answering service page them off hours for not-bright-red spotting, but still, I'd call).
  

  

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