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Sometimes Having brown clumpy discharge
I am having brown clumpy discharge along with white clumpy discharge...very less in quantity...somedays I am seeing it...and it is continuing for few more days..and again after few days..brown clumpy discharge vanishes and I get white clumpy discharge.
This is 12 week of my pregnancy..I have all done NT SCAN . Which says single live intrauterine unstable lie foestus with 11 weeks gestational age .I am attaching the report thereof .
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Spotting is not good. Consult with local gynecologist.
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Spotting is not normal in pregnancy. Cannot see the location of placenta on ultrasound. Need to rule out low lying placenta. Plus you require per speculum check
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Get a per speculum examination. Spotting is not normal in pregnancy
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Get one double marker test done
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