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Has anyone else experienced brown discharge a few times in early pregnancy?

I'm 7 weeks pregnant now. At 5w5d I experienced brown discharge with light but annoying cramping. I went to the hospital and got a scan and everything looked fine, I even saw the heartbeat. A day ago the same thing happened again, but this time the bleeding was heavier. No cramping, still brown but with clots. I'm just wondering if anyone else experienced this and what the results were if you got it checked? I don't want to go taking up the ER if it's nothing to worry about
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Not with my first but with my second I did around 14-16 weeks, scared the poo out of me and went straight to the er. They checked everything out, all was well and it never happened again. Just keep an eye out for cramping and bright red blood. Good luck momma
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Not with my first but with my second I did around 14-16 weeks, scared the poo out of me and went straight to the er. They checked everything out, all was well and it never happened again. Just keep an eye out for cramping and bright red blood. Good luck momma
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God bless your pregnancy.  I did last pregnancy like a few weeks in already get checked out tho always to make sure your okay
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I had brown and even bright red bleeding in my 1st trimester with my first little one, but I never had clots. I would definitely call my OB on that.
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If there's clots then you should get checked out.
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