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Is it normal to bleed in the first month of pregnancy?
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Yes, but: I advise you see your doctor for evaluation to make sure everything is ok. Light vaginal spotting is a common symptom of pregnancy but should stop rather quickly. If yours does not stop, definitely see your ob/gyn or primary care doctor.
Answered 10/4/2016
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