Should I go to the ER? Please help

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So I wiped this morning saw this... am not sure if should go to the ER. I have had an ultrasound almost every other week since I was pregnant, am 11wk4d. Am so scared , I feel ashamed calling the doctor’s office. Am a nurse and am afraid I will look like the pt that we don’t usually  “like”, too anxious and Nervous about the smallest things. 
Please what do you suggest? This is all about the clot, discharge is back to normal colors. 
Please anyone else had this before ? Am so scared. 
Thank you

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That's the tiniest drop of blood ever, I would definitely not go to the ER unless it gets heavier. You could call the nurse at your ob office but I personally wouldn't for a drop that small.

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I honestly don’t think it’s alarming but just for you, if it stresses you, go to the doc. As others mentioned, who cares if you are liked or not, you are allowed to be worried and concerned, nothing wrong with that 😉. It’s your baby and unfortunately none of us own an u/s machine or have the self competency to auto-evaluate our situation, that guessing game can drive us crazy!

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Just call your OB

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I had the same this morning but pink in color called my doc and sent me back to bed going In later for a check up good thing my appointment was this week

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Hmm, are you having any UTI type symptoms? That's what it looked like when I had one.

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I wouldn't go to the ER. If it gets heavier then yes. But for a piece of mind, I'd call my dr.

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Getting your questions answered is more important than being liked! I don't care who likes when I, the patient, ask questions - that is what the provider is paid for. They'll get their paycheck, don't feel bad for them.

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I wouldn't go to the er for that but that's just me. I would monitor it and if you see anything later today I'd call your doctor.

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I would call your ob

Should I go to the ER? Please help

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