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I'm 34 weeks pregnant and spotting very very little. i have no pain or contractions. do i need to go to the hospital?
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Probably...: In general we recommend going to the hospital if you are spotting. An exception to this would be if you just had intercourse. Best wishes!
Answered 7/26/2015
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