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Still bleeding and pregnancy test still coming up faint postive

Hey ladies on Friday I begin to bleed very light, on Saturday the blood begin to get darker but still light I had milk cramps, and today I'm still bleeding very very light almost no blood at all what is it. Because our hospital charge 150 for a Er visit!!!
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I was 6weeks along with my first and had dark redish brown spotting/bleeding for several days. It can be all the old blood shedding and what not!!
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I had some light bleeding when I was around 5 wks pregnant.  I didnt know I was pregant at the time and thought it was the begining of my period.  But after 4 days the spotting stopped...I then took a pregancy test and it was positive.  I went to see my Dr the next day and confirmed my pregancy.  He also said that first trimester spotting is normal and nothing to worry about.
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Oh. I hope everythings ok!!
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I'm gonna do that but I'm scared because my other doctor told me I was 5wks  now I'm bleeding
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I'm gonna do that but I'm scared because my other doctor told me I was 5wks  now I'm bleeding
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Possibly baby implanting better? Or a chemical pregnancy? I would wait until tomorrow and give your gyno a call to see if they can see you! Its got to be cheaper than the ER!
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