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I have spotting only when i first get up, but no pain. should i be concerned? when to the er & i am only around 1-4 days pregnant. hcg level is 41 & i need to have rechecked in 1 week. spotting is not heavy enough to need to wear a pad.
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Unfortunately : Unfortunately the only thing you can do is wait and continue to have your blood levels checked to make sure the pregnancy is progressing. If the spotting turns into heavy bleeding with cramping and pain, then this likely signifies a miscarriage, at which point you should return to er. I wish you the very best.
Answered 10/3/2016
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