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I'm 20 weeks pregnant and just noticed tiny spots of bright red blood on the toilet paper. i'm scared. what should i do? is this normal
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Tiny bleed with preg: Best thing to do is report this to your OB for advice. You may need to be seen about this.
Answered 6/10/2014
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