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I am 6 weeks pregnant and started spotting a few days ago. i know have a dark brown discharge with minor cramping. is this normal?
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First tri bleed: It is pretty common to have some bleeding/spotting during the first trimester. It does not have to mean that anything is wrong. Bleeding after sex can be from a cervical polyp. We also see bleeding from small subchorionic hemorrhages all the time with successful pregnancies. Let your doctor know, and s/he may want to see you again sooner than your scheduled appointment.
Answered 8/29/2018
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