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Q: Spotting

asked by: winniebear on April 16th, 2007

New User

Hi all, i am new to this forum,

I hope someone can help me. I have been spotting for like 3 weeks now. last week my dr sent me for un ultrasound, and said everything was perfect . Im 7 weeks pregnant. He said i probably just had my period...and implantation bleeding.. but its driving me nuts... I stop bleeding for a day, then it comes back.. sometimes RED, but most times just brown and pink.. The ultrasound said everything was fine.. but im nervous... thanks

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lil_blaze2004

replied on April 17th, 2007

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Some women spot through out their pregnancy. Others don't. If your doc said everything was fine, then maybe it is. If you start bleeding a lot or experiencing cramping, then I would head to the nearest er. OTher than that their is not much you can do to stop it. YOu can try and keep your feet up for a few days to see if it helps tyhough.

good luck

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