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A small amount of spotting or blood tinged mucus can be normal during the second half of pregnancy. Here are some normal reasons this can happen:
However, vaginal bleeding during the second half of pregnancy can be serious. If it is more than just spotting, a woman should call her doctor right away. Another option is to go to Labor and Delivery. Vaginal bleeding can be a sign of two serious problems:
Here are some signs that the vaginal bleeding might be serious. You should seek medical help or call your doctor right away if:
Over 36 Weeks Pregnant (Term) and Passed Mucous Plug
Over 36 weeks Pregnant (Term) and Bloody Show
Slight Spotting after Sex or Pelvic Exam
Baby Movement and Kick Count Instructions
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