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Blood clots are serious concerns and even more so while you are pregnant. A blood clot during pregnancy has additional risks or concerns because of your developing baby.The good news is blood clots during pregnancy are rare and there is little need for concern.ormally, this occurs when you have a cut, to keep the injury from bleeding continuously. During pregnancy, your blood is more likely to clot as a safeguard against losing too much blood during labor.
It is common to feel some pelvic pressure in early pregnancy, but if you experience pelvic pressure along with bleeding or cramping this could be a miscarriage symptom. Passing clots or tissue-If you have heavy bleeding with clots or tissue there is a strong chance that you are having a miscarriage.f you experience severe pain, particularly if it is located on one side of your abdomen, you should consult your doctor right away. Pelvic Pressure-You may feel pressure in your pelvic area. This is not necessarily a symptom of miscarriage.