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19 weeks pregnant, normal pap, huge glob of green snot like discharge. should i be worried?
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Pregnancy discharge: Some discharge in pregnancy is normal. Sometimes it is not. If you noticed a large amount or it seems different than usual then it is important to see your obgyn to make sure all is ok.
Answered 2/29/2016
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