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Spotting in early pregnancy
Im having pink spotting at 5 weeks pregnant i have some light cramping and am very worried and need some info
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Hello, it might be an emmergency. Visit gynecologist as soon as possible. Spotting is seen in different stages of pregnancy which is normal ,but avoid any risk i person gynecologist opinion with usg is recommended
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visit gynecologist
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Please consult gynaecologist in person without delay
Urgent sonography abdomen might be required.
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Visit a Good Hospital in your area for urgent physical check up and needful investigation and action
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Visit ur gynaec at earliest.No need to panic. Avoid lifting weights and sleep with 2 pillows under ur legs.
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Dr. Merlin
Homoeopath
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
U can immediately consult me , ll guide you
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