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Spotting and nervous

I heard it's normal to spot, but I'm nervous still. I noticed yesterday which would've been my normal cycle date. This happened last month too around the same time. Anyone experience this? Should I be nervous?
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It could be your uterus stretching.  Drink lots and lots and lots of water, like 80oz a day.  It keeps your urtus hydrated.  I spotted/bled from week 6 to 16 of my pregnancy, and my twins are 2 12 yrs old :). It can be quite normal.  
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I had mild spotting from week 6-8. Iam now 15 weeks and everything so far has been normal, right on track. Try not to worry....some spotting IS totally normal. Best wishes to you.
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I have a doctor's appointment next week so I'll talk to her about the spotting because it's still happening today which makes 3 days straight spotting.
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Sometimes if you have sex it can cause you to spot too and most likely means ya'll should take it down a nob lol that's what my Doc told me lol!!! Hope everything is ok!!
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I had the identical situation now I'm 17 weeks all fine
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I had the identical situation now I'm 17 weeks all fine
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I'm about 7 weeks pregnant
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Are you pregnant and spotting or hoping you are or are not pregnant? Spotting can be normal in all situations.....
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