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Q: Light Bleeding--6 Weeks In urinating blood

asked by: stella2814 on March 4th, 2006

Experienced User

This is my first pregnancy, im 20 yrs old and im sooo scared right now. I dont want to go to the emergency room for something that is normal. So I guess I need someone to tell me that it is. This morning I woke up and of course headed straight to the bathroom. I urinated and then when I wiped I had very light blood on the paper. A few hours later I urinated again and it wasnt as much blood but it was pinkish.. Is this normal? If I dont go to the er could I be putting the baby at risk for a miscarriage??

Thanks jen

Replies(2)

sweetlildakota4e

replied on March 19th, 2006

Experienced User

If you are concerning for the help.. Then you need to go to the emergency.. Depending on what color of the blood and everything.. Are you cramping?

acastillo383

replied on February 28th, 2009

New User

Light Bleeding--6 Weeks In urinating blood

Jen,

i was just wondering how did your pregnacy go. was the bleeding something bad? My fiancee is pregnet right now and experiencing that same problem. we just found out a week ago that she is pregnate by a pregnacy test we bought over the counter, we still have not gone to see the doctor but wondering was the bleeding normal? please reply back. thanks.

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