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After a long day moving, i saw a small blood stain on my towel after shower. didn't lift anything heavy, but did bend and squat a lot. 18 wks pregnant?
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Contact your OB MD: It is unlikely that anything is wrong, however you need your OB MD to tell you that after knowing all the facts and an examination if necessary.
Answered 12/4/2015
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