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I am 37 weeks and have spotting and pain in pelvic area should i go to hospital i went to the doctor today and she said every thing was ok?
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No: Listen to your doctor. She has examined you and knows your history best. If you have questions, call her. If you don't trust her, get a new doctor and a second opinion. Good luck and be better.
Answered 9/30/2013
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