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I am 6 weeks into my 4th pregnancy and i am spotting. i didn't spot with my other 3 pregnancies. should i be worried?
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Spotting common: Spotting in early pregnancy is common. The cervix can be very sensitive and an exam in the office or sex may cause a little bleeding. Unless you have pain, for their bleeding or other symptoms, i wouldn't worry now. Mention it at your next prenatal visit.
Answered 3/26/2013
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