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Spotting a tiny drop of bleeding

2023-12-17 23:33:24
I'm 26 years old and at 4 in the morning while peeing I spotted a tiny drop of blood on white discharge currently I'm 9 weeks pregnant is this a miscarriage sign ? Can anyone pls answer
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Answered2023-12-18 06:45:29

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Answered2023-12-18 06:03:43

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Consult ur Gynec and follow the orders
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Answered2023-12-18 04:55:53

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get ultrasound

Answered2023-12-18 03:18:18

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Urgent Sonography is required.

Answered2023-12-18 03:01:40

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Bleeding in first trimester can be normal. But as a caution get an ultrasound and see your doctor to start progesterone.

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Get a ultrasound done

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You need an ultrasound to ensure fetal well being this is not normal

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Bleeding  during pregnancy is not normal. Get ultrasound scan done.

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