Brown spotting at 19 weeks - has anyone experienced this? What was the outcome? The gynecologist did…

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Brown spotting at 19 weeks - has anyone experienced this? What was the outcome? The gynecologist didn't give me a clear answer. The doctor said they see discharge in the vagina but doesn't know the cause.
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Guzel
Why not go for an ultrasound?
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Tatyana
You should have an ultrasound at least. If there's no detachment, placenta previa, or other internal issues, they should examine your cervix. The cervix might be bleeding
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Sasha
Ultrasound urgently. In the end, they didn't find any reasons. But I had very heavy bleeding at 15 weeks. And brown spotting at 23 weeks
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viktoriya
There can be many reasons for this, it's best to get an ultrasound. Mine was due to erosion at this stage.
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Kondrateva Ekaterina
Did you have an ultrasound? Brown spotting is old blood. It can happen with small detachments, or with erosion or a polyp.
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Kristinka
Kondrateva Ekaterina No, they said no ultrasound over the weekend, it won't be until Monday at the earliest.
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Kristinka
viktoriya The ultrasound is not scheduled until Monday, so I was also thinking it might be erosion. How long did your discharge last?
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Kristinka
Guzel They don't do ultrasounds on weekends here, so they admitted me to gynecology and that's it.
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Kristinka
Tatyana She said the cervix looked fine, long, with no dilation, and it didn't seem like cervical insufficiency. It's unclear where it came from, maybe some erosion, or a small abruption. There was no placenta previa.
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Kristinka
Sasha Were you prescribed anything if they couldn't find the cause? There won't be an ultrasound on the weekend, they'll just monitor you.
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Anastasiya
Without an ultrasound, no one can tell you the cause. It could be a hematoma that's resolving. It could be bleeding from an erosion. It could be a sign of a threatened miscarriage. It could be anything.
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Naziya sidiki
Had a hematoma at 16 weeks, bled, and was hospitalized to preserve the pregnancy.
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viktoriya
viktoriya For a couple of days for sure, I didn't have any other symptoms. But they immediately admitted me to the hospital and only let me go after the ultrasound and tests.
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Kristinka
viktoriya I was admitted too, they prescribed me Tranexam and Utrogestan. I'll wait until Monday, we'll see what the ultrasound shows.
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Tatyana
Tatyana Then they'll look at the ultrasound. Here, they immediately monitor the situation with an ultrasound. If everything's okay and the cervix is long, then they do an exam, and it's more or less clear. I had a hematoma early on like this, and then spotting about 4 more times. But it was the cervix bleeding, ectopia. I just took better care of myself.
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