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24 weeks pregnant and have little vaginal bleeding

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annieb11

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24 weeks pregnant and have little vaginal bleeding Posted: 02-05-08 08:37am


Im 24 weeks pregnant and woke up this morning feeling achy when i went to go to the bathroom i noticed i was bleeding. not a lot but i thought even a small amount was bad. should i go to the dr right away? is something wrong???

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Posted: 03-25-08 11:14am


Yes, this might be reason for concern and you should definitely call your doctor right away.

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