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5wks pregnant no pain no blood. small amount clear snot like discharge. is it normal?
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Yes: It sounds like you're having some cervical mucus change which you can see with hormone fluctuations in pregnancy. This generally is something not to be concerned about.
Answered 1/14/2017
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