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40 weeks and 2 day pregnant and noticing a pinkish color blood only when wiping. does this mean i need to contact my doctor?!
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Yes: This may be signs that your cervix is starting to change, but bleeding at term can be serious. Speak to the OB doctor who knows you and your pregnancy best.
Answered 6/10/2014
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