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Is it normal to have a light period first month of pregnancy doesn't hurt at all?
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Yes: As long as you are not cramping some light bleeding is usually of no concern. I think around 20 percent of women will have bleeding of some type during the first trimester. If you have worsening bleeding, persistent or cramping let your doctor know.
Answered 9/12/2014
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