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I just found out i'm pregnant and am noticing some golden color discharge. it's not brown, but has a slight brown "tinge" to it. is this normal?
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Probably normal: Pregnancy causes an increase in your vaginal discharge. It also causes an increase in the blood flow to the cervix and vaginal walls.The brown tinge can be from some old blood. Chances are good this discharge is perfectly normal. If pain or itching develop, see your practitioner.
Answered 1/4/2016
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