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Q: Brown Discharge

asked by: scaredteen15 on February 15th, 2005

New User

Well...I started taking birth control in august 2004 and I havent had any problems...I recently got over the fact that I cud be pregnant but I got my period...About 6 days b4 my period I had brown discharge...But my period was normal...And its now a few days after my period and I still have this brown discharge...What cud this be? And how do I fix it?...I would think about getting a new bc pill but if they ask me why I want a new pill n I say that I have brown discharge they might send me to the gyno...And the gyno might tell my parents that im not a virgin since im 15 and not yet considered an adult...What should I do? :?:

Replies(1)

mandilyn

replied on February 18th, 2005

Experienced User

Usually brown discharge is just dried up blood from your last period that stayed in the body. You shouldn't have anything to worry about - I get that too sometimes. Stick with the pills you're on.

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