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daily spotting 4 weeks pregnant

I found out I was pregnant shortly before my period was due.  I have had bright red bleeding (very light but more than just a bit of spotting) every day since my period was due to begin. I am 4 weeks 3 days pregnant. Hcg is doubling as expected.  Nothing has shown up on ultrasound yet.  I have had 3 previous pregnancies with no spotting (including a twin pregnancy) so this feels unusual to me.  Please tell me someone else has had this experience and all has been well?   I need some reassurance!
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I bled/spotted from week 6 to 16 of my pregnancy.  Red, brow, heavy, light.  Pretty much ever day.  My twins will be 3 in July.  Hang in there!  Drink 80oz's or more a day of water.  It keeps your uterus hydrated!  
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I hav same problem frm begining.15 week now.its 2nd pregnancy.first was mc.dr put me on bed rest.dr nt giving exact reason ov dis bt ultrsuound was fine at 13 week.i m also worried due to spotting.
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Hi I had a friend had a same
Problem her docktor told
Her to stop
Working and she did than it was fine now her boy is 3 month old so if I was u I would
Call it doc againe and see what's going on just to
Make
Sure good
Luck
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You're welcome
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Thank you.
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I've experienced the same thing.  You should be fine.
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