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Does bleeding and cramping always lead to a miscarriage.
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Not always.: Bleeding and cramping is not a good sign, but it doesn't mean for sure you will miscarry. Your OB can check HCG levels ANS see if they are going up, then do check an ultrasound when you are far enough along.
Answered 6/10/2014
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