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Is it normal to spot during ya 5 month pregnacy?
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Yes: Spotting in pregnancy is common especially after intercourse or an exam. Some cases should still be evaluated to ensure there isn't a concerning cause such as an infection or problem with the pregnancy. Call your OB if you are having this problem.
Answered 6/10/2014
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