Early Pregnancy Bleeding Red

Early pregnancy bleeding or spotting?

okay I'm thinking again Wednesday at the pregnancy test. Okay here is my story. I woke up 4. July 2009 to a spec blood I did not know it was there, because when I usually bleed I'll cramps … Only later I had mild cramping, but I was hardly Bleeding. I called the teen pregnancy hotline yesterday and the lady was like, as long as I do not fill a pad or a tampon then everything should be fine. If the pregnancy test comes back positive then I am 5 weeks pregnant but said the reading on the Internet The most women to have an abortion if they were bleeding and it's kinda worrying me, I 'm not a heavy flow bleeding and not in the sense of a cushion, but if I become the toilet it is bright red blood on the tissue and little specs of blood on my Panty liner, I asked this question because people should not be spotting brown and red it should be around the time I started bleeding I had expected to say my time but it is possible I want to be not pregnant?

You can still be pregnant if you get a positive on a hpt then you are pregnant, the test as just that it false negative results, but not false positive. I'm sorry you're worried, I would call your dr or go to the ER if it gets worse.

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