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I should be the one calming her, not the other way around. After a few more seconds, the doctor finally made a statement. "The pup is alright. We still can hear the heartbeat." She paused, and I couldn't stop my heart from thudding loudly, as I knew next wouldn't be good. "And about the blood..." She continued as she shifted her body toward our direction. "Little blood in early pregnancy is normal. But in Luna's case, it's not a little, meaning her pregnancy is weak. We could only hope the bleeding to stop or..."

Rather than explaining everything, I came straight to the point. “There was blood this morning. Just a little… on my underwear.” The words tasted wrong in my mouth. She didn’t panic. That alone scared me more. “It happens sometimes. Blood spottings are common during pregnancy.” She nodded once and guided me toward the bed. “Lie down.” The paper crinkled beneath me as she pressed the mic kind of probe gently against my abdomen. Her face stayed professional but her eyes were kind. She stared at the monitor for a moment, taking the reading of it.

It was already a known fact to me so I just gave her a short nod. "The uterine wall is intact. There's no bleeding inside and there's no breakage elsewhere so that's a positive sign. This means that the bleeding your wife experienced earlier was just the common spotting that occurs in first-time pregnancies, especially in the first trimester. Rest assured, your twins are okay." Her words somehow lifted a bit of my worry. "And my wife? How is she?" I asked in haste. It didn't answer why she felt extremely tired and dizzy all of a sudden earlier.

Relief crashes into me, wave after wave until I'm gasping with it, drowning in gratitude that our child is safe. "You have a condition called placenta previa," the doctor continues, her tone shifting to one of careful explanation. "It's where the placenta partially or wholly covers the cervix. It can cause bleeding, as you've experienced."

We were going at it every single day. She blinked a few times and said, "It's been a while." My mom turned to look at both of us. "A while? Like how long?" "A month I think." "I see. Well, in that case, perhaps you should take a pregnancy test. Low blood pressure in the first trimester is very common."

The age of the pregnancy that is getting closer to the time of delivery makes the baby’s head drop and press on the mother’s bladder so that she urinates more often. When urinating, there was fresh blood flowing along with the urine. My facial expression changed, seeing the fresh blood flowing. My eyes bulged as if they were going to come out, my mouth gaped with my breath hitching. My hands and feet trembled, my face turned pale seeing the pool of blood in the bathroom toilet. I pressed the plush button to flush the toilet. The pooled blood disappeared, but the water was still slightly pink. Slowly getting out of the bathroom, sitting on the edge of the bed, anxiety began to hit. Is it time

“Why? Please I don’t want to be alone.” “Flower, I will be right here, you will be in good hands.” He said, out hands separating, as I entered a bright room. A doctor was waiting for me and he started his examination. “There is nothing to worry about miss. 20 to 30 percent of women bleed in the first trimester, but some of them have light bleeding, other heavy bleeding. It’s because of the implantation of the embryo into the uterine wall. This occurs during the same day as your period was due. This is a normal part of pregnancy and no cause for concern.” The doctor said and I sighed in relief.

Though she said she had patients to tend to, Doctor Beiber cancelled all those appointments and arrived quickly after Gerald promised her some tempting benefits. “How's our baby doing, doctor?” Gerald asked. Doctor Beiber smiled slightly. “Your baby is fine, don't worry.” “Then why did she bleed, and why was she in pain?” “Well, it's normal to experience some bleeding during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy, but I must admit that the bleeding was a bit much here, coupled with the pain.” The doctor bit her lip thoughtfully as she looked at Desiree. “Were you under any stress before you started bleeding? Because judging from your expression, it seems the pregnancy isn't the only thing that has

If the situation worsened, such as with abdominal pain, persistent bleeding, or abnormal HCG levels, they would have to terminate the pregnancy. Although Kendrick didn't understand much about medicine, the doctor explained it clearly, and he understood—it wasn't yet time for them to celebrate with champagne... Afterward, the doctor patiently went over the precautions for protecting the pregnancy, covering everything from diet to rest. He also reassured Annabelle, telling her to relax, as the bleeding was likely caused by fatigue, and with more rest, it would get better.

Matt asked. “It’s called placental abruption. Basically, the placenta has slightly detached from the uterus, hence the bleeding and pain. Luckily, only a small portion of the placenta separated, so it’s not as bad as it could’ve been.” “What do we do? It’s too early for her to come,” I said.