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Im 36 weeks pregnant and have yellow discharge with slight itching is this normal?
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Vaginal infection: A yellow vaginal discharge with slight itching can be a symptom of a vaginal infection. At 36 weeks pregnant, you should be seeing your OB every week. Mention this at your next appointment so it can be checked out. Best wishes to you and the baby.
Answered 8/23/2015
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