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As of today i'm 39 weeks pregnant and today in the morning when i wiped i had a brownish discherged? should i call my ob or go to the hospital?
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Bloody show: Sounds like a common occurrence at term - small amount of blood from cervix thinning. As long as baby is moving well and you don't have an unusual amount of pain, should be OK to stay home & see what happens. When in doubt, call your OB doctor
Answered 9/12/2014
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