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Vaginal bleeding during 6th week pregnancy. my wife and i are scared. can they do ultrasound or something?
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YES: Bleeding early in pregnacy can be normal, but might be a sign of something else. Get evaluated. Early ultrasounds can be inconclusive to determine viabilty and sometimes cause more anxiety. You physician will help determine what is appropriate in your case to see if everything is ok.
Answered 7/12/2018
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