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What does it mean to see a brownish little stain on the first day of the period?
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Nothing to worry abt: If your period starts a little slowly, you can see some brown spotting first. This is normal.
Answered 3/25/2018
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Brown is : Usually old blood. Not to worry.
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Likely nothing: Mucous plug stained with old blood. Get your regular exam and pap to be sure no irritation or issues at cervix.
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