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6 weeks pregnant, constant dull headache and today light cramps and pink discharge. i'm worried?
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Perhaps early loss: Very difficult to predict. Your symptoms may be an early indication of a misscarriage, but it is too soon to tell. If cramping and discharge worsen, should see health care provider. If symptoms decrease or go away, this may have just been part of early pregnancy changes.
Answered 9/16/2013
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