is stain normal during pregnancy?
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If it happens once, just a tinge, then that would be ok.  If it happens often, go to your doctor.  \nYou did not state what stage of the pregnancy though.
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There are a number of things that could cause that.  If there was a possibility that you were pregnant it may be a sign that you had a miscarriage. (You should see a doctor.)  Certain skin allergies can cause the same response, too. (You should see a doctor.)
724632
yea, i got a discharge sometimes..but i don't think you're suppose throughout the whole pregnancy, if you do then sometimes wrong
849443
When I was 12, one by one, my friends got theirs, so I was kinda anticipating mine. By the time I got mine (it was a light brownish stain at first), I couldn't believe it. Then later that night came the red blood, I actually cried and got my mom worried to death, knocking on the bathroom door asking me of things were ok. I know, what a wimp. Looking back, I can laugh at myself now. But seriously, there's nothing to be worried about. Don't be scared, it's just blood. It shouldn't hurt either, may be some cramps at most. So take it from me, the girl who cried when she got it the first time - it's natural   :)
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I wouldn't worry about it - as long as it functions at this point.  You can ask your doctor about it at his regular appointments.  But other than that, be happy you have a healthy baby!
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I feel as if I have to clear up some well-meaning incorrect information given to you.  It is not possible to have a normal menstrual period with a viable gestation occuring in the uterus. Sometimes bleeding can happen while pregnant, but it is not a period. Note the color of the blood.  If it is brownish, then it is "old blood" and can be resolved by resting and decreasing physical activity.  If it is red, then you need to seek the attention of a physician immediately.  Steps can be taken to prevent a miscarriage.
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This is not unusual to spot but since it has continued for 5 days call your docs office Monday AM and report this to his nurse so she can discuss this with the doc if you are still spotting.
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yes, it is possible. \n\nif you do get your period in the first months of your pregnancy, it shouldn't last more than 3-4 months, it shouldn't be too heavy, and it shouldn't last too long each time.  some women get minimal spotting throughout their first couple of months.
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You don't always get tender breasts...but you don't get your period when you are pregnant.\nVaginal bleeding (spotting) is not the same thing as a period.\n\nOk...The first period after you are pregnant is fine. If you are bleeding in the months after, then it is NOT your period. It's something else.
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Have you taken a home pregnancy test? SOme women will have light spotting.\n\nLaurie
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OK...let's see. 38 weeks....aren't you overdue? I am a nurse, but not a OB nurse. I do know that you have a cervical plug that forms when you are pregnant. This grows in your cervix. This "white thing" was not in your cervix was it? If you continue to bleed or not, it may be to your benefit to get to your healthcare proivder ASAP. Considering you are 38 weeks, any bleeding at this point should be considered significant. GET TO THE DOCTOR NOW....
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I was pregnant and had a period, but later they said it was just a little bleeding, not entirely uncommon.  The rest of the pregnancy when just fine, healthy baby, felt great, but he came 1 month earlier than I thought he was coming.  Nonetheless he wasn't premature.
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my periods were crazy too.. and in november it hadnt shown up so i took a test which had a very faint line.. on my way to work i picked up a digital test at kmart. and i did it on my break.. and what would you know that very faint line meant pregnant. the digitals are nice because its either pregnant or not pregnant. it spells it out for you. no little lines, or wondering if thats a second line. my suggestion obviously, get a digital one. it'll tell you the truth. then visit your doctor if it says pregnant. they'll do another test to completely confirm and talk to you about prenatal care. good luck
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During the six week period, your body is trying to recover from a major transition. So then your vaginally bleeding during this time(come on, we're all grownups) because your body is throwing out all of the toxins that was kept in for nine months, since your body was so use to menstruating every 28 days. Not only that, when the baby is coming out of the birth canal, there could of been some tearing because the baby is like a size of a bowling ball, so it's best that you restrain yourself from trying to get an infection or from getting a hemorrhage!
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When I miscarried, I first saw brownish orange blood. I knew it wasn't right. Then, I started a "period" with huge clots that looked like grape jelly.
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you can spot untill 3 months along
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Have you gone to the doctor yet? You and your baby deserve to be treated with compassion and respect, and you have the right to be a well-educated parent. If you are told there's nothing wrong, have someone explain the reason for the bluish coloration. If you're still not satisfied, get another opinion, and more information.\n\nMake a written list of questions, and include a request to listen to your baby's heart. If you are told there's nothing wrong by three different pediatricians, please stop worrying, and get some sleep. \n\nBest of luck to you and your new little miracle!