Early miscarriage, go to doctor?

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I need some advice and support. I'm having a very early miscarriage right now. The pregnancy wasn't even confirmed by my doctor yet. I couldn't have been more than 4 or 5 weeks pregnant.
What do I do now? Do I need to go to the doctor? Can I just let my body do what it does and avoid the doctor altogether?
I'm bleeding a lot, I'm bleeding completely through a long, night-time pad every 1-2 hours. The cramping is not bad, just so much blood and so many emotions. 
How do I cope with this? I did not want to be pregnant, but this is hard.

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With mine. No doctor would see me and they told me to relax and let it happen naturally. I was about 5 weeks.

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I would go to the ER because it sounds like a lot of bleeding.

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The rule is if you are filling more than a pad an hour, go get checked. I went in for an ultrasound 2 weeks after my MC, to make sure everything passed, and I wouldn't end up with an infection.

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Also you should have blood work done because if you are rh negative you should have a rhogam shot. Without a rhogam shot you could risk future infertility

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You should probably inform your doctor that you think that's what's happening. However since it wasn't confirmed and you're not very far along there's not a lot they can or will do for you.

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That sounds like a lot of blood. I would call the ER and ask what they say.

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You can go to the hospital but they can't do anything. They'll tell you to just go home take it easy and let nature takes its course unfortunately. I MC at 6 weeks and they didn't want to know, just went home and let it pass all by itself.

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Even though it wasn't confirmed by a Dr...you has positive pregnancy tests though?

Early miscarriage, go to doctor?

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