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A member asked:
I've had brown spotting for 6 days after my transvaginal ultrasound after seeing the baby and a heartbeat . is this too long with have spotting?
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Depends: Spotting may be normal early in pregnancy. You should call your OB's office and let them know. They may decide to schedule an appointment if it persists.
Answered 10/8/2016
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