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During pregnancy brown stringy discharge and brown stringy clots would these be considered normal? 2 abnormal pap smears lsil first then asc-h?
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Normal: Increased vaginal discharge and mild off and on spotting are normal during pregnancy. I trust that for the sake of your and your baby's health, you are under the care of a doctor. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 7/6/2015
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