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Ive been lightly bleeding since the 1st day of my missed period. now 8.5 weeks later. baby in uterus and has a strong heart beat. anything i can do?
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Pregnancy & bleeding: Avoid all forms of strenuous exercises. Avoid lifting heavy weights. Avoid any kind of stress. Contact your gynecologist as soon as possible for further care and follow up.
Answered 2/3/2015
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