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Is it normal for a pregnant to experience bleeding that is color brown and turns to dark red?
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It is possible to have light periods in first couple of months, not commonly. One can have bleeding and live fetus. So one should not assume anything by bleeding during pregnancy but needs to be safe and visit with your Ob/Gyn right away. Good luck. Hope it helps.
Answered 7/22/2021
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