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9 weeks pregnant. red blood tiny clots after sex. am i miscarrying ? no cramps yet
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Probably not: It's not uncommon to have bleeding with sex when pregnant. As long as it is not heavy and there is no pain, you are probably OK. if the bleeding worsens or you have pain, you may need to see your ON.
Answered 3/1/2015
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