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Hi i'm 33 weeks pregnant and after going to urinate i wiped and it was a little blood more pinkish with a little brown now when i go it's just brown looking stuff?
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May be normal: or may be not, depending on the amount of "pink" and "brown" on the wipe. Significant vaginal discharge may be a sign of placenta previa, with bloody discharge. Or vaginal infection. At 33 weeks, you should not take any chance and have your OB check you as soon as possible. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.
Answered 11/18/2015
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