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Should i be worried about white discharge at 39 weeks pregnant?
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Probably normal: White discharge at 39 weeks pregnant probably just means your cervix is getting ready for labor. If the discharge is uncomfortable, burning, or itchy, or if it is clear indicating your water may have broken, you should see your doctor right away. Good luck!
Answered 5/13/2017
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