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Can it be normal bleeding about once or twice the first trimester of pregnancy?
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Being Pregnant: Bleeding is not normal in pregnancy. Any bleeding can represent very serious complications. You should always be in contact with your OB if you are pregnant and bleeding.
Answered 5/30/2014
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