Oh, girls, I'm honestly on my last nerve cell 😞 Since the test showed two lines, I've had discharge…

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Oh, girls, I'm honestly on my last nerve cell 😞 Since the test showed two lines, I've had discharge. It seems to disappear for a bit, then comes back. What worries me most is the color: beige, brown, and yesterday there were even brown streaks. And it's been going on for two weeks now... Does anyone else have this? What is it anyway? Is everything normal? I spend the whole day thinking about nothing but this; my nerves are completely worn out 😞
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Nelli Egorova
if the veins are just a little bit visible, that's totally normal
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Tanya
So you need to see a doctor. The pregnancy might be over, or maybe it can be saved!
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Nelli Egorova Are beige and brown okay too? Has this happened to you?
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Kristin★
Monitor and re-test your hCG levels dynamically.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Tanya It just wouldn't end, I had an hCG test done, and secondly, my period hadn't started.
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irishka makarova
I had it with my youngest. I had my hCG levels checked dynamically, and my hCG was rising. I took Duphaston and rested.
But in general, go for an ultrasound, maybe there's a hematoma.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Kristin★ Has this happened to you specifically?
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Tanya
Tanya What does the doctor say?
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Nelli Egorova
Nelli Egorova Beige ones are fine too, and the veins are fine. I had ones like that early on.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
irishka makarova The doctor said to go for an ultrasound and then decide whether to take Duphaston or not.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Tanya Go for an ultrasound… I didn't want to go so early, but I'll probably make an appointment for tomorrow. I can't torture myself any longer.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Nelli Egorova What was it in the end? Did you do something or did it just pass?
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Kristin★
Kristin★ I had a threatened miscarriage with clear discharge. I was on bed rest from day one, plus Duphaston and other treatments. I also had IV drips in the hospital, but my stomach constantly ached, and I knew something wasn't right.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Kristin★ I've only had my hCG tested twice and progesterone once.
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Kristin★
Kristin★ Is hCG rising? 🤰
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Kristina Krasnova
Of course, it's not normal. You need to be admitted to the hospital for preservation.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Kristin★ I last tested on Wednesday, and it was 2560.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Kristina Krasnova Are you a doctor? Or have you experienced this?
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Kristin★
Kristin★ At this stage, all you can do is constantly monitor your hCG levels and stay in touch with your doctor.
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Nelli Egorova
Nelli Egorova If nothing hurts or feels strained, it's okay and will pass on its own. Don't lift anything heavy, rest more, and drink folic acid.
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dvazhdy happy mama Alena
You should get an ultrasound or see a doctor. I had discharge at 24 weeks and it was due to a polyp (which was causing the discharge).
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Vedeneeva Anechka
I called the doctor, don't worry
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Natasha
Did the doctor check on you over the phone?
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Vedeneeva Anechka
dvazhdy happy mama Alena I had surgery recently... maybe that's also why... I want to book an ultrasound for tomorrow, it just didn't make sense to do it before, nothing would have been visible yet 🤷️ And look at all these unsolicited advisors... you ask specifically those who have experienced this, and then random people start giving advice 🤦️
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Kristin★ I want to schedule an ultrasound for tomorrow and go... I had surgery recently, maybe that's why...
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dvazhdy happy mama Alena
dvazhdy happy mama Alena People are different. But overall, everyone says you need to find the cause.
Wishing you a light and healthy pregnancy
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Nelli Egorova So the doctor said the same thing today, telling me to go for an ultrasound... I can't rest, I work, but it's not physical labor... and there was also a recent surgery, so I'm wondering if that's why... When did you go for your ultrasound?
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Vedeneeva Anechka
dvazhdy happy mama Alena Thank you so much 🌷 Wishing you health and all the best 🤗
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dvazhdy happy mama Alena
dvazhdy happy mama Alena Thank you!)
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Elena
And you've been sitting on your butt for 2 weeks just worrying?
Did you get your hCG levels checked dynamically? Did you go for an ultrasound?
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Elena
Elena This could be an ectopic pregnancy.
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Vasilisa
You're at risk, and you're just sitting there waiting for the discharge to turn bright red and a miscarriage to start? 🤦️ Rush to the doctor!
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Voronina Anastasiya
It happened three times during the same pregnancy. The first time was due to an ectopic pregnancy (they removed it, but left the second gestational sac in the uterus, and everything was fine, it implanted). The second time was a hematoma. The third time, I don't know why, at 12 weeks. They didn't find anything. Well, if it's a threatened miscarriage, it can't be treated because at this stage, an incomplete embryo is rejected. It's all or nothing, get an ultrasound, it will tell you everything.
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Voronina Anastasiya
Tanya Pregnancy might not be developing, but the gestational sac might not be rejected either. There can be many reasons for spotting. The only way to know for sure is to have follow-up ultrasounds and not guess.
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