Help, what should I do?

Question

So I’m 6 weeks pregnant today, last night I started bleeding, the blood was brown and it eventually stopped but this morning I’m in some pain so I’m I start bleeding again should I go ahead and go to the hospital? It’s Sunday so my OBGYN’s office isn’t open. Do I go to emergency or to the OB part of the hospital? Or should I go at all?

Answer

Don’t go. Call
Your obgyn on call. If anything is wrong there is nothing the ER can do at this point and your wasting their resources. Even if they did an ultrasound you wouldn’t see anything it’s too small. Call
The doctor on call and get advice

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Brown blood is usually not concerning; it's old blood. If you begin soaking more than 2 pads in 1 hour or 1 pad per hour for 2 hours, then head to the ER. Also, if you end up in severe pain or have a very high fever, go to the ER. Otherwise, call your doctor in the morning.

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You should go to the ob as soon as they open . Everybody pregnancy is different but i do know i lost my first pregnancy i was 5 weeks and had that brown blood . I went to the er and they told me it was normal smh but they lied. I went to the ob the next business day only to find out i lost my baby . Prayers for you and yours i hope this is not one of those cases

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U should go, better to be safe then sorry..

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I spotted on and off until the first trimester was over. Mine was a light pink. My dr said it is and if it is bright red and there is a lot of it and if having severe cramping. It’s very common to have light cramping and to spot in the first trimester. About 25% of all pregnant women experience it. But if your worried about it I say call your dr tomorrow or go to the ER. Luckily for me it happened on a week day so I just called my drs office.

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