11 weeks pregnant and bleeding!?

Question

am 11 weeks pregnant and i started bleeding like a period, phoned my midwife and they cant see me until 9am tomorrow am so scared as i had a miscarriage with my last pregnancy at 8 weeks and i keep thinking that its going to happen again.

has anyone been through this situation and had a happy outcome or could give me some advice to ease my mind

Answer 1

i would go to the hospital i wouldn't wait around till tomorrow morning, hope all works out for you xx

Answer 2

at this stage in pregnancy it is sometimes normal to bleed , some women can have periods for the whole of their pregnancy no body can tell you if you have miscarried or not because bleeding is sometimes normal . all you can do is relax and hope for the best i hope everything turns out the way you want them to :D x.x good luck

and go to the hospital and demand to be seen they can not refuse to see you , go and tell them you are not leaving untill they see to you , what kind of hospital says come back tomorow . idiots  anyway good luck

Answer 3

that sounds very dangerous. if your are bleeding they should have squeezed you in. please go to the emergency room for the safety of you and your baby! good luck!

Answer 4

when this happened to me  i was 10 weeks 5 days

i also had to wait, i went to A&E but had to wait for the early pregnancy unit to open@ 9am

it was h**l waitting and  my outcome wasnt good BUT this doesnt mean this for you

please try and stay calm put ur feet up and rest i know its really hard

you are in my thoughts x x x x

Answer 5

Bleeding during early pregnancy is fairly common, with about 1 in 4 women experiencing symptoms during their first trimester. If you are early in your pregnancy and have noticed some vaginal bleeding, you may think you have gotten your period. This blood is not your period, but, in fact, is due to some other cause.

Some women will notice light bleeding about 10 to 14 days after fertilization. This is called implantation bleeding, and is caused by the egg implanting itself in your uterus. As the egg finds a home for itself in your uterus, it may disrupt the lining just a little bit, causing light bleeding. This bleeding should only last a couple of days and be fairly light. Implantation bleeding is nothing to worry about, but if it gets heavy at any time, or continues longer than a couple of days, see a doctor.

Answer 6

My heart goes out to you.I have seen just as many happy outcomes as sad ones in your situation.I would probably go to the ER but they may or may not be able to give you a definite answer either way.It is possible that you are having a small bleed from the edge of the placenta that may not progress to any thing more serious.I'm sorry but it is still a waiting game

Answer 7

Well my best answer for you is that most women don't have more than 1 or 2 miscarriages unless they have problems carrying children.  The odds of having 2 in a row are slim.  

With my first pregnancy and the one I am pregnant with now I got a light period for the first 3 months.  This pregnancy was actually twins and I miscarried 1 of the 2 babies at 9 weeks(probably a girl) since I'm having my 4th boy.  

I wouldn't go to the ER because even at this point if you are miscarrying they are going to do nothing but send you home because its a normal process.  Have your doctor do an ultrasound tomorrow and wait and see what the specialist says...ERs are just that and this isn't an emergency unless you are hemorrhaging!

Relax at 11 weeks its probably nothing too serious.  If you start soaking a pad or more an hour, then go to the ER.

Answer 8

It is possible to have a period during pregnancy but very slim chance. I'm sorry i can't give any easing advice, i think you should go to the hospital today and get checked, don't wait until tomorrow especially if you're bleeding, bleeding during pregnancy is not good and i'm so sorry but it doesn't sound good especially if you're bleeding like a period. Go get checked out and good luck.

Answer 9

If it is heavy like a period, I would go to the emergency room for sure.

Answer 10

Go to the ER.  You could have a miscarriage.

Answer 11

Sometimes bleeding is normal in pregnancy. Did you have s*x recently?

You should probably go to the ER if you are bleeding heavily though.

Unfortunately at 11 weeks there is nothing to be done if you are having a miscarriage, because the baby is not viable until 24 weeks.

Good Luck.

Answer 12

my heart goes out for u

Answer 13

I was 8 weeks and bleeding and miscarried also if it's that much blood I would definietly go to ER right away.  And I would also get a new midwife if they think that bleeding while pregnant is something that can wait. GO TO THE ER NOW!!!!!

Answer 14

Dont think twice go to the ER.