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Am 17 days late but irregular cycles. had a cyst in jan. but period in feb. have milky discharge and mild cramping. neg test. am i pregnant? or cyst?
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Pregnant?: If you think you may be pregnant there are urine test strips available inexpensively from your local pharmacy. This, however, should not be producing a milky discharge. Suggest you get examined by an ob/gyn doctor and get appropriately diagnosed and managed. If you are pregnant you should do this anyway. Good luck.
Answered 3/18/2013
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