Re: 19w - spotting after internal exam - dr. please

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Very unlikely, could last for 3-4 days.

-- infection, tearing, anything? How about if the >placenta's really low and we don't know it (my ultrasound's not for
>another 3 weeks)? Sorry to be so paranoid, but this is my first
>pregnancy and everything seems to freak me out :-)
>
>And how long can this spotting continue if it's normal?
>
>Thanks for your time and help.

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