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Is it normal to have a little bit of brown discharge in week 10 of pregnancy.?
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Pregnant 10 w: At between 7 and 10 weeks, the ovary stops production of progesterone, and the placenta takes over, but with a slight drop in available progesterone, there might be a small amount of blood, which turns brown on oxidation. If this becomes overt blood, see your OB provider for an ultrasound and exam.
Answered 11/2/2019
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