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38 weeks pregnant, tiny spot of blood, increased discharge. should i be worried?
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Probalby normal: Increased vaginal discharge, with a very minimal amount of blood, may be your cervix getting ready for labor. If the bleeding is more than very very minimal, see your doctor right away.
Answered 11/17/2013
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