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Should i go to the emergency room? i am 8 weeks pregnant and am starting to spot.
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Make appt with OB MD: Without substantial bleeding or passage of tissue, an ER visit is not recommended as it will not change the course of events. You need to make an appointment for prenatal care with an OB MD who can examine you thoroughly and discuss this medical development and provide continuing care.
Answered 6/23/2019
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