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Woke up went to bathroom a lot of pink blood when i wiped. blood clot in toilet and on toilet paper, mild cramping. 4 weeks pregnant. ?
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Contact Ob: Please see your obstetrician at your earliest to assess the state of your pregnancy. Mild spotting in not uncommon in early pregnancy, but what you described suggests threatened abortion. I wish you the best!
Answered 4/16/2015
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