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White thick clumpy wet discharge , cramping . diarea and some back pain ? is it pregnancy syptom
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Could be...: Pregnancy symptoms can be very non specific, like the ones you have just described. The only way to definitely find out is getting a pregnancy test. You may have one done yourself from the tests available over the counter and get a quick answer. If negative follow up with a gynecologist or your primary care provider.
Answered 4/29/2015
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