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A member asked:
I know im preggos sunday felt slight cramps went to the bathroom saw water on my panty then bright red blood menses due tomorrow is it decidual bleed?
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Pregnancy test : Have you checked a pregnancy test to confirm that you are pregnant? Since your period is due tomorrow it sounds like you are simply starting your period. If you are pregnant you will need to see a doctor to evaluate the bleeding.
Answered 3/26/2013
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