Is This Really Normal??? - Wyoming,MI

Yes i did it till i was 4 month along they said its more normal then u think

dear S.
i to would call your doctor first thing in the morn and ask them point blank what going on tell then you would like them to do someblood tedt to check your hormone level and see if they are where they should be ask then what can be causing this maybe i just break thur bleeding but write down all your question and go down the list then have they done indoultra sound to check placement of the baby what have they done for you ? if they don't help you the way you want maybe think of looking for another doctor i know a coulpe great doctor i can refeer you to relax and call your doctor in the morning i am here if you need to talk i sure it will all turn out ok remember your doctor works for you

Ask your doctor point blank if there is ANYTHING to be concerned about. If your doctor seems to be brushing off the question, get a second opinion.

I do know of a woman who had bleeding with both of your pregnancies and her children were fine.

Then on the other hand I had bleeding with 2 of my past pregnancies and I miscarried both. One at 11 weeks and the other at 12 weeks.

I am really suprised your Dr. hasn't done testing to make sure your hormone levels are still up. I would most definitely call your Dr tomorrow and ask them more questions. Tell them your concerns and you want to know what is going on. Are you supposed to go back to see them soon? Everyone is different and ever pregnancy can be different. If they did a ultrasound and the baby is ok and your Dr tells you everything is fine. Then you can rest easy.

Because there can be many reasons as to why you are bleeding and have in the past. Just your Dr. should have given you more answers.

I hope the Lord watches over you and your new baby and keeps you both healthy and safe.

I'm not sure if it is "normal" it may not be "normal" but still not something to worry about. However, you deserve more from your Doctor. She needs to answer ALL of your questions, no matter how long it takes. You deserve to feel comfortable and get all of the information you can. I would call and either request a phone consultation (which she should call you back in 24 hours) or if you think you need an appointment request that she fit you in. If you are still not satisfied, I would change doctors.

Hi S.,
I don't know if it is normal or not. I think that you should call your doctor and find some answers, if nothing else it would ease your mind. Sorry I wasn't much help. Good luck with your pregnancy.
Chris

nobody can tell you what's going on better then your doctor. I know it can be intimidating, but they expect you to ask questions. Write them down beforehand if that will help you feel more comfortable. Bleeding usually isn't normal, but that doesn't mean it's something bad, as long as the ultrasound shows a healthy fetus, I wouldn't worry unless the doctor tells you something's wrong~ let us know how it goes, and good luck!!!

I bled when I was in my first trimester and ended up in the hospital too. I was out-of-town and refused a hospital stay. I took it easy and saw my doctor when I came home. They were not very concerned so I tried not to let myself worry about it. I don't know if it's "normal", but I can tell you that I now have a healthy 16 month-old daughter.

Don't let anyone scare you into thinking this is a terrible disorder, but DO ask your doctor, or even a second doctor, questions until you feel more comfortable.

I bled from 2 months to about 6 and they weren't sure why I did either but my baby was fine (although he was 7 weeks premie). When it happened to me I asked around too and it is much more common than you think. Relax, it's better for the baby.