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Is it normal to have cervical mucus twice a week?
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Yes: You always have cervical mucus. At certain times during your cycle it is copious and watery and other times it is thick, but the mucus glands in your cervix are always producing mucus. You just may not be able to detect it. For more info www.Askyourgynecologist.Org.
Answered 4/19/2014
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