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Blood in pregnancy? Question

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Hi y'all, I hope you are all well and save, I just worry about my pregnancy, I am currently at my 9 weeks, I get some spotting for the last week but was brown color which I read it's normal but I have this all week a little bit of this, but today I have more and not brown now is red, i also have sex with my partner yesterday, should I be worry and call doctor or is normal and you had experience something like that? Thank you for all responses.

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Seb9

You could call your midwife and see if they'll see you at the early pregnancy unit, they can tell if it's anything to worry about.

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AndreiaTrigoRN

You can call 111 if you are in the U.K. as well. There are nurses and doctors who will be able to advise.

Generally it would be a concern if the bleeding was heavy, if or if you had abdominal/side pain.

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TopBanana1875

Sex can cause harmless irritation sometimes too

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