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white discharge during pregnancy.. normal??
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ExpertDr.Sabiha AnjumObstetrician and Gynaecologist3 years agoA. Yes there could be a little bit of physiological discharge during pregnancy but if it is associated with the foul smell or burning or itching sensation and then it could be an infectionWrite Your Answer Here
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viji nagarajanMom of a 3 yr 11 m old boy3 years agoA. it's quite normal in pregnancy no need to bother about that mam...
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Chhavi sharmaMom of 2 children3 years agoA. yes but if it is continous afterer dilivery u can take homeopathic medicine it is very effective and also does not harm ur feed
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SaranyaMom of a 5 yr 1 m old girl3 years agoA. It is depend upon the body, some people are having white discharge more than before. Some don’t have
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Madhavi BoradeGuardian of a 4 yr old girl3 years agoA. yes it is normal but if discharges in large quantity then consult doctor
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manjuMom of 4 children3 years agoA. More commonly referred to as leukorrhea, this early pregnancy discharge is made of cervical and vaginal secretions and is normal. It can show up almost immediately after conception and may continue throughout the pregnancy.
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SimmiAsnaniMom of a 5 yr 3 m old girl3 years agoA. It is fine….if u feel irritation or discharge carries any bad smell then it could be infection
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Juveriya AnsariMom of a 3 yr 9 m old child3 years agoA. ya it is normal to have white discharge during pregnancy...I myself is pregnant and I have experience it..
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Sonam PrasadMom of 2 children3 years agoA. hi dear
Early pregnancy discharge
But most pregnant women will secrete sticky, white, or pale-yellow mucus early on in the first trimester and throughout their pregnancy. Increased hormones and vaginal blood flow cause the discharge. It increases during pregnancy to prevent infections as your cervix and vaginal walls soften.
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