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2025-09-01 07:54:50
Light spotting of red occurred for the first time. In first trimester now. Is it a concern or normal?
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Mild spotting in early first trimester can be due to physiological implantation bleeding,but mention ur last menstrual period and details of scan if any

Answered2025-09-06 04:31:59

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Answered2025-09-01 11:27:15

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Yes, definitely Dating scan done for you or not??? When it was done? When is your last period ?how many months pregnant?
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Answered2025-09-01 08:36:12

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Need more details regarding this. Any type of bleeding in early pregnancy is concerning

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