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A member asked:
I got 2 positive pregnancy tests. a week later, i noticed light red blood on toilet paper. it went away as i wiped.i had very mild cramp.normal or no?
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Spotting: Very light spotting is not unusual in pregnancy especially in the first 3 months. If it continues or worsens see your obstetrician for evaluation.
Answered 7/15/2019
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