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How To Treat Vaginal Brown Discharge?

I am six weeks pregnant , I started having brownish discharge when urinating 5days ago, only saw it when wiping urine. This is the second pregnancy and had ceasar on my first baby. On the 3rd day of having this discharge , I got pregnant test and it showed positive , my doctor said we should wait for another scan after a week to see if the preg is still viable , but am worried can it be a miscarry
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

A brownish discharge is a sign of a threatened abortion and so it is always wise to check on the viability of pregnancy every time a brownish discharge is seen. In the meantime, you could request your doctor to start hormonal supplements (e.g. duphaston) to help prevent the miscarriage as much as is possible. The rest is in God's hands ma'am, everything happens for the best. Be positive ma'am.

Best of luck.
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How To Treat Vaginal Brown Discharge?

Hello ma am and welcome. A brownish discharge is a sign of a threatened abortion and so it is always wise to check on the viability of pregnancy every time a brownish discharge is seen. In the meantime, you could request your doctor to start hormonal supplements (e.g. duphaston) to help prevent the miscarriage as much as is possible. The rest is in God s hands ma am, everything happens for the best. Be positive ma am. Best of luck.