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7 weeks pregnant for the last week i have had very light abdominal pain,brown mucus discharge. i feel a little pressure when i pee. is this normal?
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Yes: consult wth your GYN. Get a check on your urine and have your GYN check the discharge; however, this is a normal finding in some pregnancies.
Answered 5/15/2014
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