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Q: Pregnant, And Weird Spotting...need Advice.

asked by: hopefulmjz on August 19th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Hey everyone!
I will be 3 months (according to doc) preg. This tuesday and for the first probably 5 weeks or so I had extremely light light light spotting (it was brownish) this didn't appear everytime I went to the bathroom but probably everyday. Now just the other day when I went to the bathroom I found pink blood on the paper, none on my underwear. It was more than I ever spotted before, but not a ton either. The next time I went there was just a bit of brown and since then, there has been nothing. Is this any reason to be concerned? Thanks for any advice!!!
-hopefulmjz
ps my husband had a dream we were having triplets! Yikes!!! :p
but twins are not uncommon on my side of the family :d

Replies(1)

chaosbob

replied on August 19th, 2005

Experienced User

Implantation bleeding..Or did you have sex recently?-

i mean when you preggo..Your cervix is softer, and is sensitive..Wait until you get examine every appointment ( at the end of pregnancy).

You will bleed every time. ( for the routine swabs in such)

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