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Little to no discharge at 38wks. normal and nothing to be concerned about, correct?
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It's ok...: Just having a little to no discharge during this period of pregnancy is ok. If your baby is moving fine, no vaginal bleeding, profuse watery or colored discharge or significant pain then there is no problem. Remember that at this time you may experience Braxton-Hicks occasional contractions. If persistent then make sure you call your OB provider.
Answered 9/28/2016
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