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destinymarie

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Cramping Brownish Discharge In 1st Trimester Posted: 05-16-05 11:57am


Has anyone ever experienced brownish dishcharge once in while? Without cramping? I once in a while get on and cramping.I will be 9weeks on thursday.Is this normal?

BaByMaMa2005

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Joined: 03 Jan 2005
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Location: Houston, TX

Posted: 05-16-05 14:35pm


Cramping is completely normal but thick bloody discharge is not. I would go to the doctor and make sure you are not miscarrying.

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