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I am between 5 and 6 weeks pregnant and today discovered a small amount of brown blood in my underwear. there has also been spots of blood on the toilet paper. i am also experiencing abdominal cramps. should i be worried?
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5-6w pregnant ?'s: Early documented pregnancy is generally free of bleeding, so see your OB physician for an exam and pelvic ultrasound to make sure the pregnancy is progressing normally, as well as a quantitative HCG level.
Answered 9/5/2019
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