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It's my week 14 of pregnancy and i noticed decreased vaginal discharge which i had a lot during my first trimester. should i be worried? no blood
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Good change : This sounds like a nice change for you now that you're not having to suffer from vaginal discharge. Hopefully you told your doctor about the problem and they were able to test for infection.
Answered 4/15/2015
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