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5 weeks pregnant and have noticed i have been having increased vaginal discharge. its usually colourless or slightly white. is this natural in pregnancy?
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Discharge in 1st Tri: A change in your vaginal discharge may be normal in various stages of pregnancy. However, it is always important to rule out infection. Your OB will generally perform cultures at a new OB appt to make sure there are no vaginal infections that can affect you or the baby.
Answered 1/16/2016
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