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Help! Is the baby okay?

I thought I was having brown discharge because we were sure I was pregnant (this was yesterday evening) and later on at night I started bleeding a little. I thought maybe I was spotting so I put a pad on and went to bed

My peroid isnt due for ten more days but when I woke up there was blood everywhere I mean more then I get on my regular peroids. It had gotten on the blankets and sheets and everything! I got cleaned up and called my boyfriend and he thinks I may be loosing the baby. I have no idea though. I started getting very nasceous, my friend thinks because of the amount of blood I lost and am still loosing. I dont think this is my peroid but I dont know what it is. I am currently still bleeding but much heavier then I ever have on the first day of my peroid. Can anyone help? Is the baby okay? Or even still…there?

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Answer #1

I’m sorry to say hun but usually a lot of bleeding for a long time when you think you’re on your pregnant means that you’re miscarrying. It may not be the case though, sometimes obstructions in the cervix can cause major bleeding! However, you do need to get to hospital as soon as possible and if you can’t get a lift from someone (don’t drive yourself!) call an ambulance! If you loose too much blood you’ll go into severe shock and this can be fatal. I really hope you and your baby are Ok and this helps x

Answer #2

We’re you sure you was pregnant? Best thing go straight to A&E/ER.

Answer #3

Go see your gyno.

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