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Very mild watery (not milky) discharge. 12 weeks 3 days. is it normal? or should i get it checked? occasional pelvic pain.
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No. And yes. : No it is not normal. Because it is a change. And yes, you should get it checked out preferably by your primary MD or a gynecologist.
Answered 2/13/2015
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