Worried...

Hi girls, I've posted recently about how ill I've been. Yesterday I felt great, no sickness at all. I got up this morning and again no sickness, I went for a wee and when I wiped I saw the slightest tinge of pink (sorry if TMI), I just pretended I didn't even see it as I didn't want to comprehend it to be honest. I'm at work, I feel no sickness so now i'm really worried. I'm even afraid to go to the loo. I wish I was feeling sick. Is this bad?

Hiya, If you are worried pop into your GP, get him to refer you to the emergency section of CUMH and they'll scan you (I saw that you are in Cork below your penguin pic!). I had several bleeds in the early days and the people in the emergency department there are great. No point sitting all day in work getting more and more worried. I'm sure everythingis fine.

oh you should go get checked out, just to put your mind at rest, hope all is okay with you and bean

I've no real advice, except to say the best thing thing to do is to try to stop worrying (and I know thats much easier said than done especially when we are pregnant). If ringing your GP or early pregnancy unit, can help put your mind at ease, that is what you should do. I know alot of the women here had some bleeding early on and things went ahead fine with the pregnancy but to put your own mind at ease maybe ring up the hospital and they can explain things better. HTH

Blondiee sry to hear your so worried. As i have the same lack of systoms myself, i was looking up the web and it did say around 7wks the baby will embed itself further into the lining and some will experience spotting. Maybe this is why....

hi blondiee, I would say just pop to your gp if your worried, just to put your mind at ease

Hi, as Sugerbaby said the baby can 'dig in' a bit more around wk 7/8 and it can cause spotting. At 6/7 weeks I had a tiny bit of pinkly salmon discharge, turned out to be nothing but like the others said there is no point in sitting pondering about it, ring your GP or EPU and hopefully they'll put your mind at ease.

Go to your GP or EPU. If nothing else they'll set your mind at ease.