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I took two preg tests yesterday. both showed positive with the 2nd line being faint. now i am bleeding a bit with a few clots. not much pain. normal?
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Abnormal: Bleeding during pregnancy is abnormal. Bleeding during the first trimester of pregnancy can be related to implantation, miscarriage, or an abnormally located pregnancy outside of the uterus. Recommend following with your Ob to get basic blood work and Ultrasound to determine location of your pregnancy.
Answered 10/4/2016
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