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tululabell

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Hello Posted: 02-13-07 07:56am


Hi! I had a good u/s yesterday at 8 weeks and the hb is at 171bpm! So that is good. I had a pap done and I am spotting , this is normal right? How long does it normally last for? I just don't want it to go on longer than it is supposed to or anything. Thanks!

tigresacanela24

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Joined: 11 Nov 2005
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Posted: 02-13-07 08:35am


Spotting during pregnancy is normal for some. If your doctor isn't concerned then I wouldn't be either. Also spotting from a pap is really common. I always spot after a pap.

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