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A member asked:
7 weeks 1 miscarriage 2 sons since then. is it normal to have slight spotting?
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Very common: Slight spotting in the first trimester is extremely common, and in a 33 (?) year old usually not to worry about. You should check with your OBG if the spotting becomes heavier, good wishes.
Answered 11/18/2015
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