Better than not going but you could be in "Urgent Care" now.
I totally agree with Jim on this one. Sometimes, Urgent Care is needed when we do not want to go to the ER, and we don’t want to wait a week or more to schedule a regular doctor visit.
As long as the bleeding has stopped, and you do not get sicker, you might be fine to wait and see the doctor; but if it starts getting worse again, then going to ER or Urgent Care is the best plan.
Sometimes these things can get bad fast, Ruthanne.
A couple years ago, I had what seemed like a pain in my right side, and I thought I had pulled a muscle somehow and it would go away. The next day it was still there, and getting worse.
Finally, I could barely breathe, it hurt so bad, I was gasping for air in between the spasms of pain, and went to the ER.
It turned out that I had a pulmonary embolism, and not any kind of pulled muscle; so it was probably a lifesaver that I went to the ER when I did.
Better to get this checked out before something gets worse.