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I am 9 weeks pregnant.i have pink discharge.is it normal?
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Likely but: A little pink discharge at 9 weeks pregnant can be normal, such as from implantation bleeding, or from a fragile cervix. But it is occasionally related to possible miscarriage, so i recommend my patients in this situation to call the office and get checked.
Answered 6/20/2016
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