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Hi, i am trying to get pregnant, i had brown bleeding for 3 days just a tiny drop. is it normal or not as i had levothyroxin medication previously.
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Need more info: This question is best answered by your OB-GYN physician. Thyroid problems may interfere with getting pregnant plus several other conditions e.g. anxiety, hormonal problems, partner has low sperm count etc.
Answered 5/8/2014
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