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Am I pregnant or having another miscarriage?

I had a miscarriage four years ago at 12 weeks, after that I had a heavy flow of breast milk. Today if I squeeze my breasts small amounts of milk comes out. My main problem is my partner and I have tried again to no avail. around the 25th- 30 June 2007 we had sex, but not in the hope to fall pregnant. My period was due the 15th July 2007, but did not come. The 21st July, which was a Saturday I got a very light flow which stopped after two days. The nest day I had a home test which showed a very very faint positive line, but this line only appeared after 20 minutes. The following day I had this light spotting again, I took another test which showed negative. i don’t have any symptoms that I may be pregnant except the milk, but that has always been there since the miscarriage. Since then I am having this very light to nothing bleeding and I’m going for the second week with it. I’m so worried as I would love to find out if I may be pregnant and why is this spotting not stopping after all this days? I have never used contraceptives in my life. Please help.

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Answer #1

I don’t think you are having a miscarriage, ususally a miscarriage is heavy flow all at once and very painfull. Spotting could mean that you are pregnant. That is common about the breast milk, I had a stillborn several years ago and a few days later I woke up with my entire bed covered in breast milk and my breasts deflated. It has been seven years now and I still have leakage from time to time. Are you having any other symptoms such as sore breasts or cramps or fatigue? I think you should go to a doctor and have a blood test done soon. You may be experiencing some type of a-topical pregnancy or tubal. That may be why you had a faint positive and then a negative. Don’t get too worried about it because it could just be mother nature…but be careful and get tested soon.

Answer #2

The only way you are going to put your mind at ease is to see your physician. We can only speculate, doctors will know for sure!

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