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I'm having blackish brown discharge in 5th day of my miscarriage, after is lightened up upto 3 days after passing blood clots and blood is it normal?
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Yes: Typically, "blackish brown" discharge means old blood and is not worrisome. Bright red blood in between normal menses is always worrisome, as well as after miscarriage.
Answered 11/28/2017
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