I've been spotting a little today, 6 weeks 4 days. This is normal right? It's been dark brown all day.

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You can have implantation bleeding from your placenta, usually around 6-7 weeks. Spotting can be normal in the 1st trimester. My doctor said if it's not filling a pad and you aren't cramping you shouldn't worry. I'd still recommend calling your dr so they are aware.

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I've read that spotting can be normal for some, but mainly the redder and fresher looking the more worrisome. What you got there just looks like old period blood. happened to me sometimes when I was on BC. I'd just call up my doc to be sure so I could relax if I were you.

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It could be implantation spotting.  Nothing to worry about since it's brown and not much.  if you do get worried you can always call or go to your doctor to reassure yourself.  When I was about 11 or 12 weeks I had red spotting and a couple small clots and was scared I was having a mc but everything was fine and it was just old blood and tissue from my missed period and the fact my body ovulated due to not being used to the new hormones yet. Now I'm almost 25 weeks and still going strong.  I wouldn't worry too much if I were you.  Stress isn't good for the baby

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Implantation happens before you get your positive, not this late in the game. Spotting can be common in pregnancy, but no bleeding is normal. Someone women have spotting and they have progesterone issues, some have spotting for no apparent reason. In my experience, I started spotting brown and I was miscarrying. Not to scare you, but brown doesn't always mean it's okay. Call your doctor if it gets heavier or you start cramping. Good luck!

I've been spotting a little today, 6 weeks 4 days. This is normal right? It's been dark brown all day.

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