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I'm pregnant and had a little spotting is that normal?
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Yes: 25% of all pregnancies are going to have some spotting and/or bleeding in the first trimester. So long as not accompanied by heavy cramping or bleeding like a period, likely nothing. Definitely bring it up at your next doctor's appointment and call sooner if it continues.
Answered 9/28/2016
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