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9 weeks pregnant with slimy yellow discharge, is this normal?
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Possibly: Pregnancy can increase your vaginal discharge due to hormonal changes. But if you start to feel itchiness, pain, discomfort, foul odor, then you need to have it checked asap. When in doubt, see OB ;).
Answered 10/1/2016
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