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Brown Bleeding/Discharge

I'm nearly 9 weeks pregnant and have just been to the toilet and when I've wiped there was a browny discharge on the toilet roll. I'm scared to death can anyone help?
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Don't worry! I had spotting in week 2 and right through week 13 & 14...just get your doc to check that the baby is OK and your placenta is not low...currently at 17w
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Call ur doc ASAP, especially if you are cramping
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I had it too!!! Dnt wry unless its red and heavy
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I had brown discharge from week 7 through 10 off and on and only when I wiped. My Dr did an ultrasound and everything was fine. Like Schmalzy said its old blood. As long as there is not a lot and it doesnt turn red or you don't get cramping I don't think its anything to worry about but every woman's body is different. You may want to call your Dr though just to let them know and see what they say.
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1835206 tn?1414772252
It could be something or it could be nothing. When I had my missed miscarriage the discharge was brown. I never saw it turn any other color because I had a D&C that same day. I lost the pregnancy at 9+5 but didn't find out till my 12 week scan. I would just keep an eye on it and maybe give your doctor a call tomorrow to get checked out.
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8101930 tn?1420001456
Brown is Ok. . It's Just old blood.  My sister had Brown discharge through her whole pregnancy.  If it's red with cramping.. That's When you have to worry.  
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