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Started bleeding, only spots of brownish and pinkish is what is coming out & cramping. is that signs of implantation bleeding and can i be pregnant?
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Only way to know...: Get a pregnancy test since these symptoms could be pregnancy but also could be associated to other issues like a vaginal infection, hormonal fluctuations among others. Follow up with a GYN provider for formal exam.
Answered 11/5/2014
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