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38 weeks pregnant & my pee looks a bit pinkish & yellow. what could that mean ?
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Call your OB: Could be an infection or could be discharge like bloody show form the cervix through the vagina, your OB should be able to tell and can do a urinalysis and culture if necessary and at 38 wks u should direct all ?S to your ob.
Answered 6/10/2014
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