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Tmi. change in discharge 38wks. white creamy discharge since the beginning of pregnancy. since this morning it has been clear & oily? --sign of labor?
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The baby is coming: I would not call it labor, but your uterus is getting ready for labor. I believe this change in discharge is a sign that you can smile about. Soon you will be a mother. Congratulations.
Answered 11/28/2017
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