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2021-01-03 04:35:35
My wife is six month pregent and discharged small blood clot like thread one or two times once a day and baby CRL is 35mm and cardiac activity is doubtful. I want to know is it normal in early pregency
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Please consult a gynecologist in person

Answered2021-01-03 07:03:27

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