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Light pink discharge only when i wipe at 6 weeks pregnant.. is this normal? no cramping.
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Probably okay: This type of minor bleeding is relatively common in pregnancy early on but could represent the earliest signs of a miscarriage also. If you feel okay at this point I would advise simply follow-up with your obstetrical provider as a matter of routine.
Answered 11/17/2017
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