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I had an exam while 6 mo pregnant and they had to do the swabs and open me up and i bled a bit during the exam is this normal?
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Yes: The cervix bleeds very easily during pregnancy and its common to have a little bleeding after an exam. I always tell my patients they may have some bleeding because if you are not expecting it, it can be frightening. If you continue to have spotting or bleeding you should call you doctor and ask him/her about it. Best wishes!
Answered 5/16/2017
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