The discharge of leukorrhea , clear or white, is a normal, healthy part of being a woman. Occasionally, this discharge is tinged with blood. Blood turns brown as it dries, so most of the time brown discharge is blood. Most of the time, this brown discharge is normal  and not a cause for concern. The common causes of brown discharge are implantation bleeding, sex, mucus plugs, or blood. In some cases, brown discharge is considered not normal, such as: infection, miscarriage, e

Your baby sleeps 90% to 95%  of their time in the womb. Examinations  of fetal heart rate indicate normal sleep-wake cycles just like...

As your baby grows, you may begin to feel a wide range of changes. Shortness of breath and GERD (heartburn), among a long list of other...