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16 days of spotting. so light no blood on the pad. clots the size of quarters and a few fist size. is this a miscarriage?
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Spotting x 2 weekss: Yes it could be . Would follow up with doc/ gyn and consider ultrasound, If it is going on 2 weeks you may need to remove it so that you do not get infected.
Answered 2/20/2016
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