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s_cianci · Dec 31, 2005, 09:17 AM

It can take up to 4 weeks before it can be confirmed with certainty. If you continue having difficulty conceiving, then the two of you may need to be tested for infertility.

Renee08 · Jan 7, 2006, 05:33 PM

Hey crankiebabie and others. Well, I just want to say that I am not pregnant because I received my period. Although, is it normal that the blood is deposited in medium to large size clumps?

nymphetamine · Jan 7, 2006, 05:40 PM

Clumps? Like clumps of dark red blood? I know you can get really small ones sometimes. How big exactly are we talking?

Renee08 · Jan 7, 2006, 05:58 PM

They were exactly dark red blood and were about the size of a dime or a penny. Well, because I was having a lot of pregnancy symptoms I did not know if it was my period or me having a miscarriage.

nymphetamine · Jan 7, 2006, 06:14 PM

These are common signs of miscarriage: vaginal bleeding, abdominal, lower back or pelvic pain. Tissue that passes from the vagina. Bleeding that is light or heavy, constant or irregular. It is often hard to tell if light bleeding is a sign of miscarriage. When bleeding is followed by pain the likelihood of miscarriage is high. The clumps sound normal to me but if you are concerned about a miscarriage see the doctor. They will give you a pelvic exam, do blood test and perform an ultrasound test.

Renee08 · Jan 8, 2006, 12:17 PM

Thanks for the advice crankibabie. Oh yeah, I've been meaning to ask you is that your picture that comes up with your posts. Anyway, I really do not think it is a miscarriage, but the clumps of blood kind of scared me.

nymphetamine · Jan 8, 2006, 02:00 PM

No that's not me. Hopefully I will get a recent pic of me on here soon. Haven't had time to get one taken.

PrettyLady · Jan 8, 2006, 10:07 PM

Renee, it's possible that you're having your period. The clumps are most likely blood clots. The clumps of tissue is a part of the endometrium (uterine lining) shedding and it's considered to be normal. If your discharging heavy blood clots or tissue or anything you feel is abnormal, you should call your doctor right away and make an appointment to see them.

Renee08 · Jan 19, 2006, 09:27 PM

I Am Happy To Mention That My Boyfriend And I Tied The Knot. We Did Not Have A Traditional Ceremony Because He Is Starting His Own Music Business In Georgia And I Am Helping In His Company. So The Money Was Needed. However, We Decided To Still Have The Ceremony Later Down The Road. The Important Thing Is That We Got Married Not How We Got Married. I Have A Bachelor's Degree In Nursing So I Have Received A Well-paid Job In Georgia, Too. I Want To Say Thanks For Convincing Me To Wait And Have A Baby Because Now We Can Support Our Child Better. We'll Got to Go Got Some Honeymooning To Do If You Know What I Mean. Lol

Chery · Jan 20, 2006, 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by Renee08

I Am Happy To Mention That My Boyfriend And I Tied The Knot. We Did Not Have A Traditional Ceremony Because He Is Starting His Own Music Business In Georgia And I Am Helping In His Company. So The Money Was Needed. However, We Decided To Still Have The Ceremony Later Down The Road. The Important Thing Is That We Got Married Not How We Got Married. I Have A Bachelor's Degree In Nursing So I Have Recieved A Well-paid Job In Georgia, Too. I Want To Say Thanks For Convincing Me To Wait And Have A Baby Because Now We Can Support Our Child Better. We'll Gotta Go Got Some Honeymooning To Do If You Know What I Mean. Lol

Congratulations! And enjoy your honeymoon. Keep us posted when you get back.

momincali · Jan 20, 2006, 11:09 PM

So very Excited for you!! You did the right thing! Congratulations and I will pray for you that the Lord bless your marriage with lots of love and happiness and a child when you and your husband decide the time is right. May your honeymoon never be over!