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I am 33 weeks pregnant and have been bleeding small amounts all day. should i be concerned?
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Worrisome: It is not normal to have bleeding at 33 weeks of pregnancy. Please see someone as soon as possible - your doctor may even have you seen at the hospital.
Answered 9/19/2016
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