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I'm 6 weeks pregnant. i went to the bathroom and wiped. there was light pink discharge on the paper. is this normal?
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Common: Occasional light spotting during pregnancy is very common. If you are cramping, passing clots, or having pelvic pain - you need to see your doctor or go to labor an delivery.
Answered 10/14/2016
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