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Spotting during 23 weeks pregnancy

2017-07-12 22:19:34
Hello doctor, I am 23 weeks pregnant and since last Thursday, have seen very little (small drop) red discharge 4 times in a week time. I have already met my Gynaecologist and even got cervical length(3.1 cm) and placenta position (6.2 cm) checked. My doctor said it could be due to cervix sensitivity. I don't have any persistent pain. I am worried if everything normal?
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Since your gynaecologist has examined you .... There should be no problem. But make sure you take rest... Avoid exertion.... Lifting heavy objects.
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Answered2017-07-13 06:40:56

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