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I 5 1/2 weeks pregnant, and last night when i used the restroom and wiped i saw the faintest pink colored discharge, is that normal?
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Yes: Light bleeding/spotting is very common in early pregnancy. You should contact your physician to review your individual risk factors, but on the whole this is normal.
Answered 7/3/2013
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