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I am 70 years old, not sexually active, post menopause (age 50) and have a brownish discharge. should i go to urgent care or my primary doctor?
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Go see ur pcp : Postmenopausal bleeding or spotting is not normal and should be evaluated it is not an emergency so I would not recommend going to an urgent care center or ER. See your PCP or someone with expertise in Gyn and assessment of postmenopausal spotting or discharge.
Answered 6/18/2017
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