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I don't see my period it had to come the 17 this month it didn't i had a home pregnancy test it was+ one week later i see a few drop of blood is it ok?
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Likely okay: You may wish to repeat the pregnancy test to make sure it is still positive. Occasional slight bleeding in early pregnancy is not uncommon.
Answered 1/30/2015
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