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please help!!!!!


I have been bleeding well spotting never soaked a pad. I am only about 3 to 4 weeks pregnant but I went to er and my beta level was 68. My last period was Aug 2 but then on aug 30 I bleed for three days but very like but this is when my period was suppose to come. On the 6 of sep I took a test just because I had a weird feeling and it was positive. My bf and I have had intercourse the past few nights. Which I hear can cause bleeding. Mine is gettingnlighter but not heavier. The reason im freaking out is at the time last year I mc. So really all im ask in is for opinions. On if I should be really worried or not.

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Bleeding is done now. And it was only when I went pee. I normally dont cry and I was watching so you think you can dance.... really nothing to cry about... and the dance was just so good so I started crying. Hoping that's a good sign lol . Im going thursday for more blood work. Which terrifies me because of what happen last time. But  im praying and hoping for the best. Right now to keep spirits up im just gonna say I am until a test tells me other wise :)
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This early the best way to confirm or have a better idea of what bleeding means is through blood work. There is more than 1 reason for it to occur and not all mean miscarriage. It's good that it's getting lighter and I hope for the best. Are you going g back for blood work again soon?
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