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15 weeks pregnant i had/ have a medium size hemridge but haven't bleed in a lil, had blood done last thur it was 38177 then blood tue it was 35089?
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Normal: It's definitely normal for the hormone of pregnancy to drop at your stage of the pregnancy. The fact that you haven't experienced bleeding in awhile is a great thing! 25% of all women have some bleeding in pregnancy, so you are not alone. Best prayers and wishes that bleeding stops completely and pregnancy progresses normally.
Answered 3/25/2014
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