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Q: Spotting

asked by: lidarkeyes on December 22nd, 2004

New User

:( can anyone relieve my worries! Is it normal to spot a li bit every now and then a few days here and there during the 1st trimester? I've been spotting a bit dark brownish looking blood. I am 10 weeks today if anyone has any info for me please reply!!
Thank you so much! :d

Replies(4)

nmmama2005

replied on December 22nd, 2004

Experienced User

Are you working alot and on your feet? Have you told your doctor about your spotting? Cause when I was around 10wks I was working 8hrs and on my feet and I started to spot. So I called doctor, everything was fine, so I just told my boss I needed less hours. Hope that helps

michelle*

l2at24

replied on December 22nd, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

I spotted after sex. Check with your doc, but i'm pretty sure it's normal.

jessamyn

replied on December 23rd, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Are u stressing or anything? Ive only spotted once

sarahsweet

replied on December 23rd, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Ive spotted a couple times now, went in to the hospital, and they couldnt tell what the heck it was from. I think its normal, but I would let your doctor know!

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