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What Causes Brown Bleeding After Periods?

Hi, Im using birth control pills for about 1 year or more. I was in my break and I got my period in my break time.I start my pill again but I see some brown bleeding! I m not sure what is it about! I even didnt have sex aroud last 3 months! Can you tell me why is it happen ?
posted on Fri, 14 Nov 2014
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Hello dear,

Thank you for your contact to health care magic.

I read and understand your concern.

I am Dr Arun Tank answering your concern.

Brown bleeding in menses is normal it is nothing abnormal.

You should not worry regarding the brown discharge.

Please continue your routine as you are doing. You can take the pills as you are doing.

Clotted or altered bleeding is abnormal and should be investigated as and when required.

I will be happy to answer your further concern on bit.ly/DrArun.

Thank you,
Dr Arun Tank
Infectious diseases specialist,
HCM
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What Causes Brown Bleeding After Periods?

Hello dear, Thank you for your contact to health care magic. I read and understand your concern. I am Dr Arun Tank answering your concern. Brown bleeding in menses is normal it is nothing abnormal. You should not worry regarding the brown discharge. Please continue your routine as you are doing. You can take the pills as you are doing. Clotted or altered bleeding is abnormal and should be investigated as and when required. I will be happy to answer your further concern on bit.ly/DrArun. Thank you, Dr Arun Tank Infectious diseases specialist, HCM