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Hi i m 13 weeks 5 days pregnant a saw spot of blood third time in 3 weeks is my pregnancy is complicated or is my baby safe?
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Most likely OK: Bleeding in early pregnancy is not normal, but it is common. If you have had an ultrasound and there is normal growth and normal heartbeat, then the risk of miscarriage after 13 weeks is rare
Answered 7/17/2015
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