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39 weeks discharge, slight smell, should i be concerned?
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Usually not: For a woman who is 39 weeks pregnant the things to be concerned about are having regular contractions, having the bag of water break or having more than scant bleeding. When the bag of water breaks it is like water running out the vagina. So your normal discharge with slight odor is unlikely to be an issue.
Answered 8/31/2017
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