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High mooshey cervixs increase vaginal discharge clear and slipper 2 weeks late negative hpt. could i still be pregnant?
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Not likely: You can get a blood pregnancy test to be more accurate but it is more likely that you are out of cycle and only making estrogen which is why you have the increased watery discharge. A 10 to 14 day course of Progesterone will induce your period and get you back on track. For more info www.Askyourgynecologist.Org.
Answered 6/30/2014
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