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Consult your doctor immediately if your pain is constant and non-stop. This may not be the beginning or end of a period.

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Can one time brown discharge then every day after that with slight cramping and excessive discharge be a sign of very early pregnancy?

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it deffinatly sounds like it, however, I had a period that started off that way. If you have missed a pill that could be the reason why


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Probably completely normal. If the cramping gets severe or the discharge changes to brown or red call your doctor. A good resource online for info about baby related things is www.babycenter.com Hope this was helpful


Is it normal to only get the brown discharge instead of your period for the last two months for a virgin teenager?

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You stopped your period a week ago and now you have a brown discharge is this normal?

Yes, this is normal. Your vagina is still "cleaning" itself out. The brown discharge is just old blood. Gross, I know, but it's totally normal. If you have brown discharge for more than a couple of days, I would see a doctor about that. Abnormal discharge can be a sign of an infection or STD.


When brown liquid leaves the vagina and have a smell?

Vaginal discharge is not usually brown. This could be from an infection in which dried blood from your period is coming out... I would get it checked out by a doctor since it is not supposed to be brown!!


If your discharge is white with clear and slimy what does that mean?

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Brown discharge after sex pinkish when wipe after urinate?

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You saw some brown spotting on day 25 of your cycle and then you had some thick white discharge the next daycould this be pregnancy?

I am in the same boat. I had some brownish discharge yesterday and today morning, but this evening noticed a white discharge.


If i have Positive pregnancy test but have cramps and when i wipe slight pinkish discharge?

Some light cramping can be normal along with some light pink or brown discharge with a pregnancy. But it's best to check with your OB/GYN for a more accurate answer for your exact situation.