i am 19 years old and i believe im just a 3-4 weeks pregnant

okay, so i woke up earlier this morning feeling that i needed to go the bathroom. as i look in toilet i notice some bleeding involved. but just spotting a bright red/pink. for the past week i have experienced some cramps as if im going to start my period. well not to long ago i went to use the bathroom once again spotting may be just bleeding a little bit more than before but i have come across some blood clots are coming out.

i know that the cramps are opening my uterus for the baby, but what about the small bleeding and blood clots? is that part of opening my uterus? should i be concerned? or is just a regular period?

it may be your period, but since your late there is a chance you may be miscarrying clots during pregnancy are not normal, I would suggest seeing a doctor asap.

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im 34 weeks pregnant and lately i have noticed that when i breathe it doesnt feel like im getting enough air, even if i breathe deep it doesnt feel like im getting enough….and then sometimes if i breathe in deep just right, finally it feels like enough and my fingers and toes tingle….

has anyone else had a difficulty getting enough air? and why is this???

or maybe its not related to my pregnancy?

Baby is squishing your other organs into your lungs. I had the same problem but didn’t even notice it til after baby was born, because I realized I could instantly breathe so much better! Hang in there, try taking shallower breaths. AS SOON as that baby comes out you’ll immediately be able to breathe again and it’s one of the best feelings I’ve ever had.

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im 34 weeks pregnant and lately i have noticed that when i breathe it doesnt feel like im getting enough air, even if i breathe deep it doesnt feel like im getting enough….and then sometimes if i breathe in deep just right, finally it feels like enough and my fingers and toes tingle….

has anyone else had a difficulty getting enough air? and why is this???

or maybe its not related to my pregnancy?

Baby is squishing your other organs into your lungs. I had the same problem but didn’t even notice it til after baby was born, because I realized I could instantly breathe so much better! Hang in there, try taking shallower breaths. AS SOON as that baby comes out you’ll immediately be able to breathe again and it’s one of the best feelings I’ve ever had.

im 34 weeks pregnant and lately i have noticed that when i breathe it doesnt feel like im getting enough air, even if i breathe deep it doesnt feel like im getting enough….and then sometimes if i breathe in deep just right, finally it feels like enough and my fingers and toes tingle….

has anyone else had a difficulty getting enough air? and why is this???

or maybe its not related to my pregnancy?

Baby is squishing your other organs into your lungs. I had the same problem but didn’t even notice it til after baby was born, because I realized I could instantly breathe so much better! Hang in there, try taking shallower breaths. AS SOON as that baby comes out you’ll immediately be able to breathe again and it’s one of the best feelings I’ve ever had.

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I have had the shot for 11 months now and still bleeding. It’s only here and there now but I’m having pregnancy symptoms and the test is negative. I have 3 kids already so I can tell if I’m pregnant. Should I go in for a blood test or what. Im the only person I know that has bled for this long.

you are more than likely not pregnant. Everyones body reacts differently to different birth control methods. The depo shot is a pretty fail proof method of birth control as long as you get your shot on time every 3 months.