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SjGuest ·
Hi everyone,
I'm struggling with some things. I've known for two days that I'm pregnant again, but I'm worried it might not go well this time.
I had a miscarriage in July at exactly 6 weeks, and right now I'm 4 weeks and 2 days.
On Saturday I had light spotting when wiping, then on Monday I had dark brown watery discharge, and today it's back.
With my miscarriage, it started the same way: first brown discharge, then bleeding when wiping, and after a week I miscarried. I was really devastated when that happened, but I consciously waited for my first period before trying to get pregnant again.
But now I have my doubts. I can't go to the GP either, because if you're not yet 6 weeks or more, they can't do anything since it's too small. And the waiting feels so long. I'm starting to wonder if it's something I'm doing wrong that keeps going wrong.
Has anyone else experienced something like this?
Greetings
I'm struggling with some things. I've known for two days that I'm pregnant again, but I'm worried it might not go well this time.
I had a miscarriage in July at exactly 6 weeks, and right now I'm 4 weeks and 2 days.
On Saturday I had light spotting when wiping, then on Monday I had dark brown watery discharge, and today it's back.
With my miscarriage, it started the same way: first brown discharge, then bleeding when wiping, and after a week I miscarried. I was really devastated when that happened, but I consciously waited for my first period before trying to get pregnant again.
But now I have my doubts. I can't go to the GP either, because if you're not yet 6 weeks or more, they can't do anything since it's too small. And the waiting feels so long. I'm starting to wonder if it's something I'm doing wrong that keeps going wrong.
Has anyone else experienced something like this?
Greetings
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Falca #2
It’s not your fault if things go wrong, please don’t even think that. There are so many things that need to go right to create a new little human, many of which you have no control over, besides the things you do have control over, like living healthily. It’s often impossible to pinpoint why things go well or not.
Bleeding can also happen during pregnancy without resulting in a miscarriage; unfortunately, there’s nothing else you can do but wait and hope that the pregnancy continues.
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