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I am 25 weeks pregnant with my second child im having white discharge followed by diarrhea?
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They are: Not related. Increased discharge in pregnancy is normal. If it itches you may have a yeast infection. Try some immodium for the diahrea. You're gonna be fine.
Answered 9/21/2013
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