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16 weeks pregnant and am having a white odorless discharge, is this normal?
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Discharge: No bleeding, cramping, odor, color to the discharge? Yes, it is normal to have more discharge during pregnancy because of enlargement and increased activity of cervical glands. As long as the answer to the above is no.
Answered 11/12/2014
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