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I'm 10 weeks pregnant and i'm already losing my mucous plug, diarreah, headache?
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General malaise/preg: This sounds like a systemic viral/bacterial infection and at ten weeks of pregnancy, you should see your physician asap, or go to a university hospital if available where a board certified ob/gyn is on call.
Answered 12/1/2017
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