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Is it possible to bleed during the first week of pregnancy?
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Yes. : While some women with bleeding in early pregnancy miscarry, many other healthy pregnancies have spotting or bleeding early on. Call your doctor if you have bad pain with your bleeding, or if you soak more than a pad an hour.
Answered 3/8/2013
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