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Having brown discharge and slight cramping at 31 weeks? is this normal??
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No: You need to see your ob as soon as an appointment is available to investigate this. Brown discharge in pregnancy is not normal but may not be anything serious. Still, your OB is your best resource to determine the source.
Answered 4/19/2016
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