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3 days of light pink spotting

Its been 3 says of off and on pink spotting when i wipe. My dr said not to worry unless it gets heavy and she doesnt want me to come in. Im not cramping, it doesn't even make it to the toilet water. Im so scared. Last night i had a little brown discharge but then everything was clear again until the morning. I hope this is normal. Ill be 8 weeks in a few days and this is around the time my period would have come.
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Update: i had an us today and there was no heart beat. I would have been 8 weeks tomorrow
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How long did it last? It would still say its pink, only when i wipe and no cramps at all. I wish i just knew what it was
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I had this same thing happen about a month ago. So was about 14 weeks at the time. I too was worried. Was told not to worry unless it is bright red. Heavy like a period or contraction like cramps. It went away on its own when it turned brown. Around 8 weeks is a normal time for it to happen as body is still sorting itself out.
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Im trying not to but I miscarried in april so i cant help it. :'(
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Totally normal no need to worry
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The light pink when i wipe os what worries me. Im just trying to see if this has happened to anyone else and still had a healthy pregnancy
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Not sure what your question is.
The brown discharge is old blood just making its way out totally normal.
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