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I am currently 20 weeks pregnant & experiencing discharge. color varies from clear to milky yellowy green but no strong odor. it happens monthly.
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See your doctor: Hi, what you are experiencing MAY be normal, but it also may not be. I would recommend seeing your OB or midwife to be examined. It is likely just normal discharge (which increases during pregnancy) but could also indicate an infection such as bacterial vaginosis, chlamydia, or other infections that can increase your risk of preterm birth. Best to get it checked out!
Answered 2/25/2020
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