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Im 7 week pregnant and i start spotting,the blood is dark and thick but i don't have pain.im very scared is this serious please ?
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Relax and rest: Bleeding during pregnancy is abnormal It may be a sign of miscarriage. However, there isnt much you can do to steer the outcome. Drink lots of water, rest, avoid intercourse until cleared by your OB, avoid smoking or dangerous medications. I wish you the best Dr M
Answered 5/11/2016
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