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I am 10 weeks pregnant is it normal to bleed a little at this stage?
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Not uncommon: spotting in early pregnancy is not uncommon. at 10 weeks often the heartbeat can be heard and it always can be seen on ultrasound.
Answered 7/3/2016
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