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9wks pregnancy having somtimes light brownish discharge is it ok?
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Probably: In the absence of cramping and bleeding, it is likely a physiologic discharge, which is normal. See your physician if you have any concerns, but just a discharge does not sound like a miscarriage. Keep taking your vitamins in any event.
Answered 6/29/2013
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