Now this is scary… I’m about 5-6 weeks postpartum and this huge blood clot came out is this normal!??
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2 Apr 2024
Blood clot loss during pregnancy
Blood Clot Loss During Pregnancy: Understanding and Managing It 🩸🤰
Experiencing blood clot loss during pregnancy can be a concerning and alarming situation. It's important to have a clear understanding of what it is, why it happens, and how to manage it. Here's what you need to know:
What is Blood Clot Loss? ❗🩸
During pregnancy, the loss of blood clots can occur for various reasons. It typically presents as the passing of blood clots from the vagina. While it can be alarming, it's essential to stay calm and seek medical attention promptly. Blood clot loss may indicate an underlying issue that requires further evaluation and management.
Why Does Blood Clot Loss Happen? 🤔❓
Several factors can contribute to blood clot loss during pregnancy. These include:
- Miscarriage: Blood clots can be a sign of a miscarriage, particularly during the first trimester. If you experience blood clot loss accompanied by severe abdominal pain and heavy bleeding, it's important to contact your healthcare provider immediately.
- Subchorionic hematoma: This occurs when blood collects between the placenta and the uterine wall, leading to clot formation and potential clot loss. It's crucial to have regular check-ups to monitor the condition and follow your healthcare provider's guidance.
- Placental abruption: In rare cases, the placenta may detach from the uterine wall prematurely, leading to bleeding and the passing of blood clots. This is a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention.
How to Manage Blood Clot Loss? 🛡️👩⚕️
If you experience blood clot loss during pregnancy, it's important to take the following steps:
- Contact your healthcare provider: Reach out to your healthcare provider right away to describe your symptoms and seek guidance. They will assess your situation and recommend the appropriate course of action.
- Rest and monitor: While awaiting medical advice, it's crucial to rest and avoid activities that could worsen bleeding or discomfort. Keep track of the amount and frequency of blood clot loss to provide accurate information to your healthcare provider.
- Follow medical recommendations: Depending on the cause and severity of the blood clot loss, your healthcare provider may recommend further tests, ultrasounds, or interventions to manage the situation. It's important to adhere to their instructions and attend follow-up appointments.
Seeking Support and Staying Positive 👐❤️
Experiencing blood clot loss during pregnancy can be emotionally challenging. Remember that you are not alone, and seeking support from your partner, family, or friends can provide comfort during this time. Additionally, consider joining support groups or seeking professional counseling to help you navigate the emotional aspects of your journey.
Always remember that early detection and prompt medical attention are essential when experiencing blood clot loss during pregnancy. By staying informed, seeking medical support, and practicing self-care, you are taking proactive steps to manage the situation and ensure the well-being of both you and your baby. 💕🌸
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Erica
13 Nov 2023
Hello! Anyone one here on a blood thinner during there pregnancy. I went to the ER the other day and found out I have a blood clot under my knee. So I was put on lovenox injections my whole pregnancy. My concern is delivery. Was seeing if anyone else had this problem. #9weeks #firsttrimester
Shevy
What was it that initially made you go to the er was it because of your knee hurting badly?
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Erica
My whole lower leg muscle, and then off and on warm or burning sensation
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Dee
16 Oct 2023
I need to vent. I just had a pregnancy scare. I went to use the restroom and saw blood and blood-clot. I almost lost it. I went to the ER and they did an ultrasound and my little blueberry (6 weeks) is doing fine. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Arnetia
Dee,
I'm glad your baby is doing fine!! 😊
27 Mar 2024
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Rachel
Do they know what is causing it. In the same situation currently and they have no clue for me
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Deavionne
15 Aug 2023
Some people says it’s normal but I want you ladies opinion on bleeding during first trimester with a little clot
Bertha
I haven’t had any bleeding at all so I’m not sure but there’s women that I have known that bleed during the whole pregnancy and still had a healthy pregnancy I’m only getting fatigue nausea vomiting cramps not painful or cramps every day just sometimes
27 Mar 2024
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Ashlynn
25 May 2023
Anyone else have experience with a subchorionic hematomas ( blood clot in uterus) I’m kinda nervous!
Stacy ♥️🤞🏾
Yes. Currently have one and had it with all my children. I have a boy and a girl, carried full term (39-40). And was told I have one with this one. All my kids were born healthy
27 Mar 2024
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Ashlynn
Thank god🥹 thank you for the peace of mind
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Jennifer
8 May 2023
Has anyone ever experienced a small blood clot? Super tiny, it was during my 4 weeks of pregnancy.
Zen
Currently 4 weeks and I’m experiencing that rn I’m chugging water as I’m typing so I can take another test😅😂😂 I’ve been freaking out
27 Mar 2024
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Brittany
16 Mar 2023
Going to end up miscaring this will be my 5th loss 0 live births. I have a blood clot disorder called Anipholosolipid syndrome it has made it very very hard for me to even get passed 6 weeks in pregnancy:( I still have my high risk appointment on the 29th I am really hoping to get some answers and help :( 🌈 #mirclebaby #loss
jelly
Praying for you
27 Mar 2024
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Brittany
thank you
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Tay
27 Jan 2023
How much bleeding is normal during pregnancy? I just had a slight pop then blood haven’t had any issues or anything until now.. I’ve had a 22 week loss so I’m just panicking right now. Not sure what I should do
Haven
If you haven’t spotted or bled at all I would suggest going to the doctor just to be safe. It wouldn’t hurt to check .
27 Mar 2024
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Diana
Go to the er and get checked
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Jayla
13 Jan 2023
TMI lol but what do y’all think? Blood clot or miscarriage. Idk if I’m tripping. Haven’t had a confirmed pregnancy test tho just thought I was. I would’ve been 5 weeks. Will be going to the er. I’ve never had blood clots before, that’s why I’m asking
Kenzi
That’s a blood clot……
27 Mar 2024
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Raven
I have a question.. is a blood clot normal when pregnant?
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Samara
13 Jul 2022
I’m a first time mom, 5 weeks today and was in the ER yesterday for a threatened miscarriage. I had some red blood with some clotting, not a crazy big clot but a clot nonetheless. Has anyone on here had a threatened miscarriage that resulted in a healthy pregnancy? Any tips on how to get through this?
Alma
I had a threatened miscarriage and I'm 19 weeks now with a healthy baby boy 💙 I wouldn't carry anything heavy at all and I tried not to bend over to clean until my first trimester was over. Those were my Dr's orders
27 Mar 2024
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Lola
I pray all is well
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