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I'm 9 weeks and 4 days pregnant. i just noticed a peachy orange colored discharge. is this normal?
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Get checked out: Orange discharge usually means there is a small amount of blood mixing in with discharge. Since you are pregnant it is good idea to have your obgyn do an exam to make sure all is normal
Answered 3/31/2017
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