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Bleeding at 7 weeks

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AnnGuest ·
Hi!
A few weeks ago I posted a topic about my pregnancy test not being very clear. In the end, I did get a clear line—even a digital test showing 2-3 weeks. Now I'm supposed to be 7 weeks and a few days pregnant. I've had some period-like cramps since the beginning. Last night it felt a bit stronger than usual, and now I've suddenly started bleeding Does anyone have experience with this? Is this the start of a miscarriage?

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  1. Clautjuh #2

    Hi Ann,
    I had bleeding at around 7 weeks. It was really dripping into the toilet... scared me half to death. But no cramps. The next day I could go for an ultrasound and they saw a little heartbeat. Don't know what caused the bleeding. He's 14 now, though. There can be many reasons for losing blood. Unfortunately, no one can tell you exactly what's going on. Hope it's nothing serious for you!
  2. Ann started this #3

    Yes, here too there are really drops coming out I haven't had my first ultrasound yet. Should I call for a bit?
  3. Clautjuh #4

    I called the VK then. If you don't trust it, you can always call them. If it still goes through, you can also do that tomorrow morning. Good luck!
  4. Ann started this #5

    ok thanks!
  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    You can call. But you already know the answer yourself. They can't tell over the phone.

    I don't know if you'll get an ultrasound at seven weeks. Maybe to put your mind at rest? They'll probably say that as long as you don't have severe cramps and the bleeding doesn't get worse, you should wait and see.

    I hope for the best for you. But to be honest, it doesn't sound very reassuring
  6. Clautjuh #7

    I did get that one. It was 7 weeks and 5 days. And they're there to answer questions and provide more clarity, even if something goes wrong (which we hope won't happen). If it continues, I'd just call tomorrow.
  7. Ann started this #8

    It's definitely less now, but I'm still bleeding. I'll probably call tomorrow and hopefully get an ultrasound, just to be reassured.

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