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Im bleeding a lot at 6 weeks does this mean im loosing my baby?
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Possible losing baby: You should not be bleeding a lot of six weeks. You need to go to an emergency room for your gynecologist right away. There is a possibility that your pregnancy is terminating itself. See professional medical attention right away.
Answered 7/28/2016
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