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period??

So I'm 4 weeks pregnant, I took a test over the weekend and it was faint but it was positive, I took one a couple of days later and it wasn't faint but still positive! I was supposed to start my period Monday and seems like I've started today, I know spotting is normal but it's more than spotting but it isn't heavy so I don't know if I'm getting ready to miscarry or if it's normal. I had a miscarriage in November so I'm so incredibly nervous, this makes my 4th pregnancy, I have a 7 year old and a 5 year old, any advice would be appreciated!
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I thought i was having a misscariage cause i was bleeding but no cramps a couple days after i found out i was pregnant. I went in for a blood test and my levels were to low and they made me take another one a couple days later and things were fine. Now i just have spotting but still no cramps
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Thanks, I have a feeling it's a chemical pregnancy :( I'm trying to call my doctor anyways thanks ladies
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This is also my 4th baby. I had spot bleeding #2 but all was normal
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Spotting is usually normal in early pregnancy but it you have more than just spotting and it comes with cramps it may be a chemical pregnancy.  My advice to you is wait a Couple days then take another pregnancy test if it's still positive and you are still bleeding make an appointment and see what's going on. I had a chemical pregnancy before mine started off as spotting then moved in to a full blown period with cramps I knew I had lost it
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