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Occasional dark spots at night time

2024-04-14 16:14:37
I am in 14th week of pregnancy, got my 2d nuchal scan on 6th april and other first trimester blood tests done..all are normal. However, I am getting dark color stain/spot( black) at night occasionally. Had a collection during 9th week scan which went away in my recent scan. I am currently on susten sr 200, macfolate, cc8, weekly vit d and ecosprin 75. Is this normal?
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Answered2024-04-15 05:29:10

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Answered2024-04-14 16:19:42

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It can be the old collected blood coming out

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Yes its dark coloured so nothing to worry its old blood clot

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