i have endro, and a tilted uterus. i got pregnant 9 weeks ago and have been spotting for almost 4 weeks now. could it be the baby growing and tilting my uterus foward and causing bleeding? i have heartbeat and all that, babys doing fine, just we cant figure out whats causing bleeding. i go next tuesday to figure out where the placenta ended up, i'll be 10 weeks then

The position of the uterus should not have anything to do with the bleeding. I am glad that they ar checking where the placenta is, this would be my guess of what is causing the bleeding. If it is they will cont. to do ultrasounds to watch the placenta, may times as the uterus grows the placenta will migrate away from the cervix taking care of the problem.

ok i'm only 2 months pregnant and i know vomiting is normal. however i have been experiencing horrible mirganes on top of direha and i also cramp alot. sometimes the cramps are severe and i cannot even move. it feels like when your muscles cramp up in your feet and hands but i experience it in my stomache? is this normal? i hate to rush to the doctor and make a complete fool of my self if it is normal.

Call your doctor. That sounds a lot like the beginning of my pregnancy. But if you are concerned, you need to call your doctor. They expect a lot of questions.

ok i'm only 2 months pregnant and i know vomiting is normal. however i have been experiencing horrible mirganes on top of direha and i also cramp alot. sometimes the cramps are severe and i cannot even move. it feels like when your muscles cramp up in your feet and hands but i experience it in my stomache? is this normal? i hate to rush to the doctor and make a complete fool of my self if it is normal.

Call your doctor. That sounds a lot like the beginning of my pregnancy. But if you are concerned, you need to call your doctor. They expect a lot of questions.

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i have endro, and a tilted uterus. i got pregnant 9 weeks ago and have been spotting for almost 4 weeks now. could it be the baby growing and tilting my uterus foward and causing bleeding? i have heartbeat and all that, babys doing fine, just we cant figure out whats causing bleeding. i go next tuesday to figure out where the placenta ended up, i'll be 10 weeks then

The position of the uterus should not have anything to do with the bleeding. I am glad that they ar checking where the placenta is, this would be my guess of what is causing the bleeding. If it is they will cont. to do ultrasounds to watch the placenta, may times as the uterus grows the placenta will migrate away from the cervix taking care of the problem.

i have endro, and a tilted uterus. i got pregnant 9 weeks ago and have been spotting for almost 4 weeks now. could it be the baby growing and tilting my uterus foward and causing bleeding? i have heartbeat and all that, babys doing fine, just we cant figure out whats causing bleeding. i go next tuesday to figure out where the placenta ended up, i'll be 10 weeks then

The position of the uterus should not have anything to do with the bleeding. I am glad that they ar checking where the placenta is, this would be my guess of what is causing the bleeding. If it is they will cont. to do ultrasounds to watch the placenta, may times as the uterus grows the placenta will migrate away from the cervix taking care of the problem.

Last month I had some slight bleeding which on some websites I found to be a symptom of being pregnant was vaginal bleeding. But I was wondering if it’s possible to have it two months in a row, I took a test but it came back negative. However I still think I could be pregnant. But didn’t know how many months you could have spotting or if some women have it throughout their pregnancy. And if you’re going to be jerks and say I am stupid then don’t bother answering.

If you have had two periods and a negative test, you are not pregnant. I don’t think you’re stupid, I just think you’re not as well informed as you should be

Implantation bleeding is nothing like a regular period, it is usually a few days up to a week earlier than when you’d expect your period to arrive and is lighter and shorter, usually pink or brown in color and it’s very light or spotting. It doesn’t last longer than 3 days, and it only happens once because the egg only implants into the uterus one time. After that, you are officially pregnant.

Vaginal bleeding, on the other hand, is not a sign of pregnancy. If a pregnant woman is having vaginal bleeding, she would need to go to the ER right away, because it could be a sign of miscarriage or some other complication. Pregnant women do not have periods or vaginal bleeding, and if they do they need to seek immediate medical attention.

With all that information in hand, I would say what you’ve been having has been your regular period, and a negative test would confirm that you are not pregnant. That is my honest opinion.

I hope this helps, good luck!

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