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I am 5-6 weeks pregnant but my gestational sac is for 4 weeks. i have brown to red discharge with light cramps. am i at risk?
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Talk to your OB: You need to talk to your OB. He or she might check blood levels to determine if everything is ok and that you are just not as far along as you thought.
Answered 6/29/2014
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