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Q: ****spotting****

asked by: notyourgurl on August 21st, 2007

New User

Just wondering if spotting during pregnancy usually happens anytime or is there a time where it happens. Does it coincide w/ a cycle or do you just spot randomly?

What is the color of your spotting?

Just wondering.

Anything similar happening to you ladies?
Any inputs are greatly appreciated.

thank you! Smile

Replies(3)

young Girl

replied on August 21st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

yep i had spotting at 9 weeks
i freaked out

its usually brown or light pink
if its red blood its bad blood
spotting should normally occur in early pregnancy and if its ALOT of red blood then go to a doctor right away

however it is normal for spotting and implantation blleding to occur!

notyourgurl

replied on August 21st, 2007

New User

Yah but does it happen randomly in a month or so. Like it appears out of nowhere? or it mimics normal menstruation so you're confused?

Shocked

young Girl

replied on August 21st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

it wont last as long as a normal period will
it usually lasts just a few hours or even a few days

however some women have heavy implantation bleeding but this can only happen the first few weeks of pregnancy

if you are haveing cramps like a period and you are bleeding then thats not good.

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