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In my pregnancy I had spotting from early on through 10 weeks. Then I had a heavy bleed, and things still turn out ok. I think the spotting should not be too much of a concern, but always call and ask your doctor if you are concerned.

Spotting is a lot more common in a multiples pregnancy. I even had spotting with mine before I knew that it was twins. A lot of the time, the reason for the spotting is unknown but the pregnancy continues on for a happy ending.

I had quite a few spotting episodes up until 12 weeks. I am now 29 weeks with twin girls. As long as they keep looking good on the u/s don't let yourself worry too much. Good luck and Congratulations!

I spotted the entire first tri with my triplets. I also had 2 heavy bright red bleeds complete with clots. I also spotted at 23 and 31 weeks. My babies were all okay. Any time you have red blood, call the doctor. Brown blood is old and therefore not a threat to your pregnancy. Good luck!

I'm now almost 15 wks with twins. I've had spotting the whole time! I've had 1 heavy bleed that sent me to hospital! I'm told the babies are fine. I hold on to that or I'll lose my mind! I know it's scary, but I'm sure everything will work out well! Good luck!!

I had implantation bleeding for 9-10 days with 1 day being bright red with a couple of small clots. My hcg levels were 96 then 72 hours later 356. Now the dr is wanting me to come back in tomorrow for some more blood work. I hate this worrying/waiting thing. I took clomid so I am wondering if I am carrying more than one and that is why I had ib for so long. Anyone else with multiples have ib for a long period?

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Started spotting at 8 weeks. It stopped and started heavily again at 10 weeks with clotting and cramping. Our boy/girl twins are great and happily playing together behind me as I type. In fact, I went to term!! No doctor ever gave me a good explanation. However, an experienced Ultrasound Tech said the babies were probably resting on the cervix. The bleeding stopped a few weeks into the 2nd trimester when the babies moved up higher. Makes sense. Hang in there. Drink TONS of water!!! Keep your feet up high.