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Asked by Dvdwest

Q: FREAKING OUT!!!

I am now 16 dpo...I have a 28 day cycle...I am on cd 31.
Last night I noticed my cervical mucus has a very very slight pinkish brown tinge to it...it can't be implantation bleeding as i tested positive on CD 29!
Is this a bad thing??? I've had 2 MC before in this year so I am stressing...Iv've read so many things...good and bad...I'm only seeing my doc late next week and we all know that they always say not to worry ..... BUT I AM FREAKING OUT!

This question was asked May. 11, 2012 7:06am
Category: Early Pregnancy

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Answered by a member - May. 11, 2012 9:12pm
Spotting can be common in early pregnancy (and you can still get implantation bleeding after a BFP as the egg burrows in further). I had some spotting around 6/7 weeks and I am now in the 3rd trimester. You should let your dr know about any spotting just in case at your appointment, but don't worry about it unless there is a lot of red bleeding, clots, or bad cramping. Happy and healthy 9 months!

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Answered by dmartin65 - May. 11, 2012 8:46am
Jem is right. Unless it turns bright red, you have clots or extreme cramping you should be ok. If any of that happens call your doctor right away or go to ER. Congratulations to you and lots of sticky dust.

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Answered by jemsmom - May. 11, 2012 7:22am
unless it turns bright red and has clots i wouldn't worry too much, the pinkish brown tinge can just be from your cervix being sensitive during pregnancy.

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