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I am 8 weeks pregnant. last night i had intercourse, right after i had light pink spotting and about a drop or two of red blood. is this normal?
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That can happen: But it should not persist, if u have not had n ultrasound, now would be a good time as if you are 8 weeks should see a gestational sac with a ht beat, but i would rec no more intercourse until after your OB checks u.
Answered 6/10/2014
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