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7 weeks pregnant, started light spotting, mild cramps, now the spotting is increased & there is brown discharge when wipe. should i be alarmed?
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Spotting: In the first trimester is really common, and in young women things are fine 90-95% of the time. Intercourse is also famous for stirring up a little cervical bleeding in pregnant women. I'd not be alarm but keep an eye on it, if it continues or worsen call you OB. Good wishes.
Answered 5/10/2018
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