It happened! :) Two weeks ago, I saw two pink lines. I went to the doctor, who ordered tests and an…

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It happened! :) Two weeks ago, I saw two pink lines. I went to the doctor, who ordered tests and an ultrasound for November 5th. But on Monday, I started having bloody discharge and felt what seemed like uterine contractions. It wasn't just spotting, but like the last days of my period, bright red. Scared, I rushed to the nearest clinic to work. They looked at the ultrasound, saw the gestational sac in the uterus, and didn't find anything else. Yesterday morning, I took an hCG test, and the levels showed good growth, but the discharge is still brownish. I was put on sick leave and have been lying down for most of today. But something still lingers... I understand that anything can happen, and I'm generally prepared for any outcome in the early stages, but I honestly didn't expect difficulties to start this early. I'm 36, not 26, apparently 😅
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Yuliya Filippova
I was in the hospital with girls aged 19-25 who had hematomas.
So age has nothing to do with it, everything will be fine!
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Ekaterina Karpova
My doctor didn't tell me to rest and take Duphaston 🤷🏼️
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Ekaterina Karpova
Yuliya Filippova I'm only comparing myself to myself; at 26 weeks, I felt nothing at all in the early stages)) Also, after my C-section, the doctor said there would be discomfort due to adhesions, no matter what.
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Yuliya Filippova
Yuliya Filippova But still, get ready for everything to be easy from now on) that you'll be fluttering like a butterfly 😁
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Yuliya Filippova
Yuliya Filippova Do you have an emergency kit? Tranexam 1000 and 4 Dufaston tablets at once, and head to the hospital if you experience bright red bleeding again.
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irina makarova
If I were you, I'd call an ambulance and they'd admit you. And don't worry about your age, my sister had her second at 38 and breezed through her whole pregnancy. I had mine at 34 and thought I wouldn't make it – I had high blood pressure, panic attacks, and other issues. I was hospitalized 5 times.
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Yuliya Zhukova
It would be better for you to be in the hospital with such discharge, to get IV fluids and medication to stop bleeding.
And by the way, in my case, age didn't play a role in pregnancy. My first was at 21, and just like you, I was hospitalized twice a month from 4 weeks, with constant uterine contractions, threats of miscarriage, bleeding… brrr, it was terribly difficult, and I labored for almost 3 days to give birth to my son… Now I'm almost 33, and I've been flying through this pregnancy, no morning sickness, no threats, nothing at all, knock on wood. That's why every pregnancy is individual.
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katebaby2 kate
With my second son, I had spotting until 16 weeks. On the day my period was due, I got my period and it lasted 3 days. Tests were positive. Everything looked good on the ultrasound. At 11 weeks, I had such heavy bleeding that I couldn't believe a person could have that much blood. On the ultrasound, they finally saw a small subchorionic hematoma, even though it was gushing like a faucet. I was on progesterone support and basically on bed rest. Everything turned out fine, I gave birth on time to a perfectly healthy baby. Wishing you the same. Wishing you a light, happy, and healthy pregnancy 💐 Things happen. The most important thing is your mindset, and take care of yourself 🫂
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Lyubov
It has nothing to do with age.
I went through my pregnancy with my son at 38, and it was the easiest one ever.
I went through it with a friend, she was 42, and she was jumping around like a gazelle)
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Kondrateva Ekaterina
I've already had to be hospitalized twice this pregnancy due to a small placental abruption. The ultrasound didn't show anything at first, but it was there. You should go to the hospital. They give you medication intravenously to stop bleeding, which is much more effective than pills. Both times, I didn't have bright red bleeding, just a scant brown discharge, and I still had detachments.
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tatyana
The most important thing now is to be monitored by a specialist, and everything will be fine 😊
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Olga
I had heavy bleeding very early in my second pregnancy. They managed to save it, and then again at 8 weeks. My son is 8 years old now. I had spotting in this pregnancy too, and I managed to save this one myself. I was 27 then, and I'm 35 now. Everything will be okay with you; these unpleasant moments do happen.
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Aygul
I had that with every pregnancy. A hematoma. It's not ideal, but it's not the end of the world either. Keep taking the medication your doctor prescribed.
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Elena
I'm 37, and at 12 weeks, I had a small subchorionic hematoma, just a couple of drops and some uterine tone. They could barely find it on the ultrasound. I was admitted to the hospital, and discharged after 4 days. The hematoma was gone, but I continued treatment at home for about 10 more days and was very, very careful. My opinion? It's best for you to go to the hospital for observation. 🙏
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