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Why Do I Have Light Bleeding In Early Pregnancy?

I ve just completed my first icsi. I produced 5 eggs which fertilised and 2 were transferred on 30th april. I was advised by my fertility clinic to do a pregnancy test on may 16th. It was positive. I stated to bleed lightly on thursday and more heavily in thurs night? Fri morn 20th with strong. cramps,.Passed lots of black cloths of blood with bright red blood. Am still bleeding lightly now. Did I miscarriage? Had hcg bloods done Friday at 10am and Yesterday at 10 am. awaiting results- age 34. Height 5 foot 5 Weight 11stone 12 lbs
Tue, 18 Aug 2015
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Hello,
As per your description of the symptoms, it appears as though you may have miscarried. Since during very early pregnancy, the size of the conceptus is very small and the accompanied bleeding with a miscarriage simulates that of a normal period, it is not easy to distinguish. Please inform your consultant at once. You will also need a sonogram of the pelvis, preferably in the trans-vaginal route, to know the status of the pregnancy. This with serial serum beta-hCG titres, will help to assess the prognosis. Hope this helps.
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Why Do I Have Light Bleeding In Early Pregnancy?

Hello, As per your description of the symptoms, it appears as though you may have miscarried. Since during very early pregnancy, the size of the conceptus is very small and the accompanied bleeding with a miscarriage simulates that of a normal period, it is not easy to distinguish. Please inform your consultant at once. You will also need a sonogram of the pelvis, preferably in the trans-vaginal route, to know the status of the pregnancy. This with serial serum beta-hCG titres, will help to assess the prognosis. Hope this helps.