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hi I am 4 weeks and 5 days pregnant..... I am really scared because i am spotting my doctor said the baby is going to be okay what should I do???
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spotting in early pregnancy can be normal. as long as it's not a heavy flow and there are not clots and the doc isn't worried then don't worry. when the doctor is worried then you worry.
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1255151 tn?1413891826
As long as its just spotting its normal. If the bleeding gets heavier call your Dr right away
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1188979 tn?1311264889
i spoted from 4 weeks 2 days to 7 weeks and im 23 weeks pregnant with a healthy Baby Girl. spotting is really common in early pregnancy, as long as it dosent become heavy turn red or cramp badly  you and your baby should be ok.

Good luck

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1035252 tn?1427227833
there's nothing you can do. if the doctor has seen you and said the baby will be okay, all you can do is trust that they know what they're talking about. if you begin to spot more heavily or bleed, or you begin cramping, you should go in to the ER immediately...but otherwise, many women spot in early pregnancy and it can be perfectly normal. I spotted at 7 and 12wks pregnant and I am now 31wks pregnant with a healthy boy. Just relax and go in to be seen if things change, but for now just try to take it easy.
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