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Pink/light red spotting during pregnancy
I am 6 weeks and 5 days pregnant. This is my second pregnancy. I have been having mild back pain from the time I have known I am pregnant, even before that.
No other pains. Stomach feels bloated and thighs feel fat. Physically, it feels like I am 5 months pregnant when I am still in my first trimester.
I did it a lot of physical work today and barely took any rest.
At night, I noticed one spot mixed with my discharge. It's slightly bigger than two dots and looks like how it looks when the period starts - less flow.
It's pinkish/light reddish in colour. Should I be concerned? What action should I take next?
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Have you got a scan done ? if not get it done asap
Its very important to know the site of pregnancy and also the viability
Excessive physical stress can also lead to PV spotting
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