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D&c 8 weeks ago. no bleeding after procedure. started birth control 4 weeks ago. still no period. had cramps and dark brown discharge. is this normal?
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Discharge: Yes, the dark brown discharge is old unoxygenated blood and is considered normal.
Answered 4/21/2015
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