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Brown spots in 35weeks
I'm 35 weeks 3 day's pregnant I saw brown spot once after urination what it indicates please clarify me and I have no other symptoms like stomach pain etc..plz reply me
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A one-off brown spot at 35 weeks with no pain or fresh bleeding is usually not urgent and can happen after cervical touching or minor mucus changes. Still, any third-trimester spotting deserves a same-day check with your obstetrician.
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Please call your obstetrician today for a quick check and, if needed, a scan to confirm placenta position and baby's wellbeing.
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Go to labour and delivery immediately if you see fresh red bleeding, contractions, leaking fluid, or reduced baby movements.
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Need to know your placental position
If only noticed once could be normal
Get examined once by your obstretrician
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