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Brown spotting at 6 weeks of pregnancy ?
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Brown spotting: Brown spotting during pregnancy is usually normal and harmless. It is likely discharge tinged with old blood. It may indicate inflammation, irritation, hormonal changes. To be safe, it is best to contact your health care provider if there is bleeding and spotting. Best regards for your health and the health of the baby.
Answered 9/18/2020
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