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5 weeks pregnant and im having light spotting and a bit of discomfort , should i go to the doctor ?
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Yes. Seek an Obs-Gyn: Regardless of your plans for this pregnancy, the sooner you consult an Obs-Gyn and get evaluated (your medical, gyn, obs histories, your physical exam, blood betaHCG tests, pelvic sonogram etc...) the better.
Answered 8/18/2020
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