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A member asked:
I'm pregnant but only a month or so, and i have started bleeding a little. should i be worried about this?
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Spotting common: Spotting in early pregnancy is common. Unless you have pain, further bleeding or other symptoms, i wouldn't worry now. But you should figure out who you doctor will be and establish prenatal care this month.
Answered 12/10/2013
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