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Six weeks pregnant and started spotting pink and brown blood. which now is a little redder at times then goes back to pink. no cramping but pressure.
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See a GYN MD: You man be experiencing the early signs of miscarriage. Make an appointment with a OB GYN MD and get examined for a future course of action or not.
Answered 3/22/2020
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