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At 4w4d pregnant i got some bleeding and my beta hcg was 85, at 4w6d i got 208 hcg and smaller spots of blood. do you think there is something bad ?
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Hopefully not: Congratulations on your pregnancy. Spotting in early pregnancy is very common and is often from your cervix due to increased blood flow to your uterus. Your hcg levels are rising appropriately. At this point, this is most likely normal. however if you start having very heavy bleeding or severe pain that is not normal and you should be evaluated right away.
Answered 11/28/2017
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