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I just found out i am 5 weeks pregnant but i've had bleeding and some blood clots is this normal.?
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Common, not normal: You are at much higher risk for a miscarriage although it is still possible to have a perfectly normal pregnancy. You need to be followed with pregnancy hormone levels and sonograms (ultrasounds).
Answered 3/11/2015
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