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Im having mild cramps and light bleeding at 4-5 weeks pregnant. is this normal or should i go to the er?
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Pregnant bleeding: You should at least contact your doctor if you're having those symptoms. It is sometimes normal to have a little spotting early in pregnancy but it can also mean a miscarriage, or even an ectopic pregnancy, so you should get it checked out.
Answered 4/30/2020
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