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6 week pregnant bleedin everytime i go to the toilet just had a scan and everything was fine.getting heavier but no pain.should i still be worried??
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Heavier bleeding: With pregnancy needs to be reassessed. See your doctor for an exam and a repeat Ultrasound. All the best.
Answered 11/26/2014
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First Trimester : First trimester bleeding is a threatened miscarriage. There is no treatment to stop what will or will not happen. Time will tell. Best of Luck
Answered 9/23/2014
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