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5-6 weeks pregnant - brown discharge
Irregular menstrual cycle
5-6 weeks pregnant
Smoker
Brownish discharge (spot)
Had history of miscarriage (bleeding) on first pregnancy
This is second pregnancy
BP 147/88 pulse 87pm
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Consult Gynaecologist immediately.
Any discharge ,previous history of miscarriage, high bp , smoking these are not well conditions in pregnancy.
Consult gynaecologist and also take proper information about your life style.
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Your bp high , you first control your bp and visit to a gynecologist, then you will be fine.
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