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I have a white tissue substance when i urinate. i am 6 weeks pregnant. is this normal?
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Yes: Its often common to pass vaginal mucous or discharge when you urinate and then will see "strings" of it in the toilet. Just mention to your doc so they can make sure there's not a uti. If you have any symptoms of a uti--burning, urinary frequency, pain, fever--then call your provider for an evaluation.
Answered 2/11/2014
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