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I'm trying so hard not to think about it but after two mc you kinda freak! I'm 4w4d and my spotting was going away. It was very very light pink. This morning it was back to red again. Not a lot only when I wiped. I've been a little more crampy and the back pain has gotten a little stronger. But the cramps feel more like tugging and stretching. Not really painful just noticeable. Should I worry? Then...I was supposed to get my 3rd hcg level drawn today and of course they are closed. Grr! Anyway...HAPPY NEW YEAR! Many blessings in 2011!
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1550634 tn?1296568028
It may or may not be a MC. My advice to you would be...be prepared for anything. Whatever happens...keep calm and think positive. Try to genuinely be thankful for the outcome...whether good or bad.
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1552748 tn?1294211776
I have had a previous history of Miscarriages and had spotting at the beginning of this pregnancy as well as cramping and back pain, I am currently almost 7 months pregnant now with a healthy baby boy. I would not panic, good luck
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1548028 tn?1324612446
Some women do have bleeding during the pregnancy.  How far along?  Make sure you have pelvic rest (no intimacy) and drink plenty of water, rest of your left side after drinking full glass of water.  Water is important.  Dehydration causes UTI's, infection and uterine contractions.  Try full glass of water, rest on left side for good blood flow and rest.  Goodluck!
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