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Im 37 weeks and 4 days pregnant and i have a jelly thick yellow discharge its usually at the top of my panties ?
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Normal: It is normal to have a lot more vaginal discharge as you get toward the end of pregnancy. This comes from the cervix. Some people will notice a clump of mucus called the mucus plug.
Answered 12/24/2012
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