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Miscarriage???????

This may be TMI but when I had pulled my pants down to use the restroom I noticed a large brownish (maybe discharge?) with more brownish spots in my panties. I have been stressed lately but I try to keep it down I am wondering am I miscarriaging? Or is this normal? Please help I literally cried in my fiancés arms for about a hour and forty-five minutes. And I am about eight weeks pregnant.
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A miscarriage isn't bright red blood in the beginning because the same thing happened to me with brownish discharge when I miscarried at 12 weeks, except I was in excruciating pain, then after a while it turned dark red.. yu would know if you're miscarrying because you're giving birth, yu have contractions & your body knows to push. It could be left over blood but yu should definitely go see a doctor
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Your Welcome
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Okay thank you so much!
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Don't worry sounds like old or left over blood from period I had the exact same thing around that time . Now I'm 22 weeks and just fine. If you get a lot of bright red blood then that is a concern and you should call your doc right away. But I wouldn't stress really you will be five
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Try Not To Stress... The More Stress The More Likely You Are To Have one.
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Normally Miscarriage Is Bright Red Blood And Really Painful Cramps
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