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First trimester bleeding pinkish brown, was heavy then went away & came back. now gone again. no tissue, no clots, no pain. what is this?
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Get checked: Any bleeding during pregnancy should be checked out by your obgyn. Please call asap.
Answered 3/15/2018
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