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Had Bleeding After Miscarriage. Is It Normal To Have Brown Discharge From Where Urine Passes?

hello. i just have a question. a 2 weeks ago i had a miscarriage and the doctor told me that bleeding like having a regular period is normal after that. the bleeding stopped after a week but now i noticed after a couple of days that i have this brownish discharge on where the urine passes. it is not much but so little. is it normal?
Wed, 27 Nov 2013
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood your concerns. In my opinion you are having hematuria which is blood in urine if your history is correct. But as you have miscarriage the brownish discharge may be associated with that. I suggest you to have an ultrasonography done to rule out any other causes. Thank you.
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Had Bleeding After Miscarriage. Is It Normal To Have Brown Discharge From Where Urine Passes?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood your concerns. In my opinion you are having hematuria which is blood in urine if your history is correct. But as you have miscarriage the brownish discharge may be associated with that. I suggest you to have an ultrasonography done to rule out any other causes. Thank you.