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I am spotting off and on already when i do too much activity and i am concerned i may have a miscarriage if my dr. does a pelvic and ultrasound.
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Not a risk.: A pelvic ultrasound is a useful tool to evaluate an early pregnancy and poses no increased risk of pregnancy loss. Let your doctor know what is going on so that he or she can take care of you. Hope this helps.
Answered 5/16/2016
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Hello I had spotting for a week after I found out I was preg had ultra sound nothing to early to see had bloods hcg only rose from 661 to 753 progesterone level 10 could it be a miscarriage doctor said suspected on the phone have more tests tomorrow thank
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