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9 weeks pregnant, gush of red blood once followed by brown spotting.dr said strong hb and closed cervix. hcg over 245, 000. will i have a miscarriage?
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Probably not: As long as there was a good heartbeat, miscarriage is very unusual. Hopefully the spotting will disappear soon. If so, i would expect a normal pregnancy.
Answered 4/9/2016
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