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A member asked:
Dr. now iam on my period 4th day. i had a miscarriage 1 month before at 5 weeks of pregny. but today my blood came as brown color. anything to worry?
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Period: It can be normal for blood to be a bit darker towards the end of a period. I would not worry at this time. Take care!
Answered 5/10/2014
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