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I'm 4 weeks pregnant and i m having a spot . is it normal ? plz help
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Can be: This is likely implantation bleeding. Very common around 4-6 weeks and may be like a light period. If it persists just let your OB doctor know. Around 6 weeks the fetus may be visible on ultrasound.
Answered 6/10/2014
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