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pink spotting

My dating per my LMP show that I am 7 wk2days per my ultra sound it shows me 2 weeks earlier at only 5 wks 2 days.  My HCG levels showed me more at the 7 wks so the Dr. ordered another ultra sound which showed me progressing in the time between 1/2nd us.  I never was asked to do a 2nd set of HCG levels.  

I am gravida 8 / para 3 so I have a history of MC yesterday I had a pink tinge in my discharge nothing on the liner (going to the bathroom is a science project for me)  Today I have some 'light' cramps in the lower center and again just a tinge of pink.   My next appointment is not for 3 weeks...I am so nervous

Any thoughts?  Why would I have the pink spotting at this point?
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377493 tn?1356502149
I agree 100% with 40smama. It can mean so many different things, and most times it's just fine.  But I really think any bleeding should be checked out sooner rather than later.  Besides, it will help put your mind at ease.  Otherwise you will probably sit and worry the whole 3 weeks, and thats no good for you or the the baby.

Good luck to you, I hope all works out!
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254689 tn?1251180040
I had pink spotting at 9 weeks but it was several hours after b/d.  I think you should contact your dr & update him on what's going on.  Three weeks is an awfully long time to wait to find out anything.  If you're having sex, I would wait until you talk to your dr.  I don't blame you for being nervous.  After it happened to me, I was a horrible wreck!  Good luck and keep us posted.
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