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I'm 4 weeks pregnant (15 dpo) and had light brown spotting after using toilet paper. no cramping. is this normal? should i be concerned?
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Spotting Pregnancy: Nearly 30-40% of patients can experience some spotting early in pregnancy with completely normal pregnancies. If the bleeding becomes heavy, or the cramping worsens, you need to seek care, as serious pregnancy complications can also present with bleeding & cramping such as ectopic pregnancies.
Answered 11/28/2017
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