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Moisture - Sorry TMI

Hi everyone.

I am what may be a very strange question, but here it goes anyway....

Everyday, since the beginning of my pregnancy (by the way, I am 17 weeks along today), I have noticed moisture in my underware.  The moisture does not soak through to my clothing, but it does carry somewhat of a mild odor.  It is almost like it is part sweat from it being so warm outside, and part vaginal discharge.  

I discussed this with my dr., she says it smells like a normal pregnancy ( I wouldn't know if that is correct or not, as this is my first pregnancy).  My exam was 5 weeks ago and now I am concerned that I could possible have a amniotic leak.  For all of you pregnancy woman out there, are you experiencing anything like this.  Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
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178239 tn?1277405491
I already have it again at 4wks. It is very normal. Your body is kicking in extra secretions to keep infections out. It's a good thing. Last time I was pg, I thought I had started bleeding a few times it was that heavy. I wore a liner, too. This time, so far(only 4wks)just very moist. Ick.
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166219 tn?1267487238
I have the same thing my DR said it is normal....sorry if TMI but is it creamy or more watery?  I was told creamy is definately a normal thing.  good luck
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I have the same thing, I've been wet since the beginning of my pregnancy and I am almost 12 weeks
I wear a pantiliner all day and change them often
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