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A member asked:
19 days late started spotting yesterday still bleeding took pregnancy with first urine showed faint positive does this mean miscarriage ?
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Not necessarily : Some spotting in early pregnancy is not unusual. It may happen and still continue as a successful pregnancy. Please consult your physician regarding this. Blood test for pregnancy(beta-HCG) monitoring can be helpful. Good luck.
Answered 6/29/2020
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