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Is it normal to have a brown discharge in the first trimester of pregnancy? what causes this?
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Common not normal: Brown discharge is usually old blood. Bleeding in pregnancy is very common but is not normal. It should be promptly evaluated by your doctor. You need to confirm that you have a normal pregnancy located inside the uterus.
Answered 5/25/2018
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