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I'm 5 weeks pregnant & having very light spotting. you can barely see it. should i be concerned?
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Yes: Any bleeding in the first trimester is a cause for concern. You are too early for ultrasound to check on the pregnancy. If you are really concerned, you might wish to get a "quantitative bhcg" blood test, and have it repeated in one week. This can help determine a healthy pregnancy from a failing one
Answered 1/2/2016
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