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Brown Discharge Vaginal

Brown discharge vaginal, if occurring in late pregnancy may be an indication of miscarriage or the presence of verruca virus. Abnormal secretions are common in women and are associated with itching, burning, redness, pain in the abdominal or genital area, and changes in the color of the secretions produced by the vagina and the cervix. Yellow, green, brown, or dark secretions may be related to a variety of factors. Brown discharge vaginal, if occurring in late pregnancy may be an indication of miscarriage or the presence of verruca virus.

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Brown Discharge Vaginal

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Miscarriage, Verruca

A medical examination is needed to reveal the origin of the condition. Slightly dark to tan flows are also possible due to the implantation of the blastocyst into the uterine tissue. Significant changes in the amount and color of secretions produced may signal an infection or a sexually transmitted disease. Brown discharge vaginal, if occurring in late pregnancy may be an indication of miscarriage or the presence of verruca virus.

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Dr. Joe Glickman, Jr., M.D.

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