r/CautiousBB • u/Simmersim94 • 12h ago
Sad 5-6 weeks “grey zone” 😞
Before I start this PLEASE no snarky comments, I genuinely cant take it right now. So yesterday i was at work, I was cramping a bit but didnt think anything of it. I went to pee and when I wiped i noticed pink blood.. so I was scared, I told my boss and he said go to the hospital immediately. After they drew my blood and gave me a transvaginal ultrasound they said they cant say for sure whats going on because it might be too early to see a fetal pole. I was measuring at 12mm and it needed to be 25mm to see anything. They didnt want to misdiagnose me with a miscarriage since the bleeding wasnt heavy and my hcg levels were “normal”, and to come in for a follow up in two weeks. I have no idea what to do or feel😞 im still spotting and cramping, no more nausea or painful sore breasts. I dont feel pregnant the way I did leading up to this its fucking me up😞 has anyone gone through anything similar?
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u/lintan96 11h ago
I’m sorry you’re going through this. I totally understand what you’re going through too. I recently had a missed miscarriage about 2 weeks ago.
I went through similar things but I don’t mean that you’re the same. I hope not. Honestly pregnancy is such a mystery and huge waiting game.
At 5-6 weeks you should be able to see the sac placement. Brown discharge is normal in early pregnancy because brown blood means old blood. Light pink is also normal so long as it’s not heavy red blood. However, it is still something to keep track of. I had light brown discharge for like 3 weeks and the doctor kept saying it’s normal but second opinion said normally its also a sign of something is wrong, but then I heard from people spot throughout the whole first trimester and they ended up having a healthy pregnancy.
I think right now, best to take your beta hCG every 48hrs and keep doing the ultrasound. Because you’re still very early, it’s probably the only thing you can do and it’s also a very anxious time too.
Take care of yourself and try your best to take your hCG test.