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Is brown and light pink normal when pregnant if not cramping much?
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Spotting: Vaginal discharges that are brown and/or light pink are consistent with spotting during pregnancy. Spotting and cramping is compatible with a miscarriage in early pregnancy, or premature labor if more than 20 weeks pregnant. You should call your doctor.
Answered 10/4/2016
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