Bleeding during early pregnancy is a very common thing to many pregnant women. You just have to stay calm and try to remember all the details of your activity from the last few days.

When did the bleeding start? How much blood are you losing? Did you noticed just sport of blood, or a lot of blood like having a period? Do you have pains in your abdomen?

Sometimes a miscarriage starts with a small amount of dark red bleeding and tummy cramps. However, bleeding during early pregnancy with little spots is not uncommon. It means losing very small amounts of blood especially at the times when you would normally have had a period. Call your doctor or midwife and go to bed and rest until he or she visits. Is there some you could ask to be with you?

Bleeding during early pregnancy can also come from any small home accidents or falls. Did you remember falling last few days? If yes, did you hit your stomach or head when you fall? How do you feel now? Can you still feel the baby moving? If the fall occurred after the time you first felt your baby moving!

A fall during pregnancy can be worrying. If you are not too bruised and your head is clear and you can fell your baby moving, there is probably nothing to worry about. But if you are worried, or you have any pain or concussion, or your baby does not seem to be moving as much as he was before, do not hesitate to call your doctor. And, if at all possible, get some one to come and look after you.