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No bc, milky white discharge, very mild cramping, no odors or colors, no std's, could i be pregnant?
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Discharge: A woman undergoes hormonal changes which may cause different types of vaginal secretion depending on its relation to your ovulation. It may not be unusual to have a whitish discharge after ovulation.
Answered 3/22/2013
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