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2/3 days before period. i have had white-ish/brownish discharge that kind of has a slight smell to it. no cramping, normal? but breast tenderness
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Infection?: Any new discharge may mean an infection. Get checked and find out. Avoid sex until diagnosed and treated.
Answered 10/24/2015
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