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2026433 tn?1337650833

discharge??

Hello ladies, I'm 7w3d and I see lots of woman here posting about having discharge. At 4 weeks I had a white discharge that almost felt like I need on my self, and up til now, its gone from that to like a pale yellow discharge and I don't feel it at all I just see it on my liners? Is this discharge normal? What does it even mean?
Xoxo thanks in advance!
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2026433 tn?1337650833
On undies**
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2026433 tn?1337650833
Tmi?? Yeah I've noticed on a liner it looks yellow but on Indies its white lol. Thanks ladies.
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This might be TMI, but if I wear a liner, I think it sometimes looks a little yellow, but on colored undies, it looks white. For me, it decreased sometime in the first trimester and is coming back more now that I'm reaching my third but I have heard for some, it just increases throughout.
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1925157 tn?1328929017
It means you are pregnant.:)
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Really it does.  How far along do you have to be getting that
1422814 tn?1333569702
It sounds quite normal. Given all the increased hormones, this will be a common occurrence throught your trimesters. Concerns are only when there's a fowl odor and/or itchiness, indicating an infection. Congrats on your pregnancy!!
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1938385 tn?1332068714
i have thrush and this is how my discharge looks so i dont know but u might have it too. x
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