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I had my baby by c section 8 weeks ago, i had placenta previa and lost alot of blood. 2 weeks ago i started having brownish discharge. is it normal?
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Yes: This is normal. Brownish discharge is "old" blood from your uterine lining. You can have this type discharge for up to a month
Answered 5/20/2015
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