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So i woke up during the night to go pee when i wiped i saw small amounts of blood i'm 31 weeks pregnant my baby is still moving should i be concerned?
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Some blood can be: normal. If heavier bleeding, and cramping develop this would need checked by your doctor or urgent care. If you develop pain with urination, this could be an infection.
Answered 4/2/2020
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