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Can a fetus survive cramping and full bleeding in the 7th week of pregnancy?
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Yes, can be normal: Bleeding in early pregnancy is quite common. It can be a sign of impending miscarriage or tubal pregnancy, but can also be normal. It is important to call your doctor to be evaluated. If your blood type is rh negative you should get a shot of rhogam.
Answered 3/7/2015
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