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I have had a thick milky discharge and ny ovulation day was nov. 18. is it possible im pregnant?
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Yes: The discharge doesn't increase the chance that you are pregnant but if you are having unprotected inter course, especially around the time of ovulation, you could be pregnant. If your period doesn't start on time or isn't normal you need to do a pregnancy test to be sure. Good luck
Answered 11/28/2014
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