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Did I miscarry?

By Anonymous July 8, 2015 - 8:07pm
 
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I got my period on the 3 or 4th I usually get them on the 17. It started out as a dark brown clot and eventually progressed into full on blood. Its been on and off light and medium heavy. I dont understand whats going on and its kinda worrying me. I thought today was my last day cause i seen nothing. I ended up pulling out a piece of toilet paper that I guess was blocking it from coming out and had a different than blood. But anyways I freaked out and I stuck my finger up there to see if anything was out of the norm. As I did that I felt something round and tiny. And its really freaking me out because Im scared it is a baby? I have never had a miscarriage or even birthed a child. So idk what to expect. I want to get a bit of insight before I go to doctors so I have an idea of what to tell them. Please help and let me know what this means.

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Hello Anonymous,

Welcome to EmpowHER and thank you for reaching out to us for advice before you schedule an appointment with a gynecologist.

I do think you need to call and schedule that appointment today.

If you have had unprotected intercourse since your last period, the early onset of bleeding could be a miscarriage. I am concerned about the round, tiny mass that you felt.
A pelvic exam will determine what this is.

Please try to stay calm. A visit with a physician will give you answers, and hopefully peace of mind. Keep us updated once you have been seen.

Regards,
Maryann

July 9, 2015 - 5:17am
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