Flaky blood?

I am 2 months pregnant and yesterday I've started spotting. I know that this is normal. It was brownish is a few drops in 12 hours. But I also passed some sort of skin tissue. It wasn't a blood clot , it was like a flaky piece of skin. It was brownish beige. I have no pain, no fever, I eat normaly. I have normal cramping. The same I've been having for 2 months. I was wondering where did that skin came from. Me or my baby?


I may also say that, because of religious belief I cannot see a doctor. I all ready spoke with a nurse on the phone, he said that it was probably normal. But I need to know if it's normal or not.

Flaky blood?
I read all of your other questions and all i have to say is this all sounds strange.


You are lying...in one question you had told people you have seen 4 different doctors and now you are saying it is against your religion to even see a doctor!!!


What is really going on????


I have lost 3 pregnancies and I couldn't bring myself to be so candid as you are being . I really think you are wanting to rid yourself of this baby...by the strange things you are saying.


I am just trying to understand what is really going on before I give any advice.
Reply:I don't think that is normal to pass tissue!





I never heard of any religion that was against prenatal care. Geesh. That's scary right there.
Reply:Its not skin. Its tissue created for the uterine lining. Its just as normal as the spotting.





Unless you're bleeding or in pain you're fine.
Reply:You've been 2 months pregnant "yesterday" for about a week now...and you never said anything about religious beliefs in your other questions. In fact, you said over and over again that you have a doctor, he's just not very good. Why change your story now?





As for the flaky skin, I have no idea, I've never heard of that, but it probably came from you.
Reply:Did you have intercourse or something before this happened its not normal to be spotting so early in pregnancy, and im sorry that you cant go to the hospital but it sounds to me you may need some medical attention.
Reply:no that isn'[t very normal can you see a midwife, but for the sake of the baby and you this should be checked. i hope evertything works out.
Reply:What's abnormal is thinking it's OK to follow rules that could put your baby's life in danger. Flaky skin, flaky mom!
Reply:It is not the baby's skin that came out that I can assure you. Your first trimester is full of lots of hormonal changes and what nots. Flaky or dry blood means it's been there long . your cervix is getting adjusted to the new changes in your body sometimes you might have discharge. The baby is protected by all natural means and being the religious person that you are you know to trust only one thing. Your baby will be just fine. Don't let doubt crowd your mind.

oxalis