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helppp. please.

okay so my period is 3 days late and for the past 4 days when me and my husband have sexual intercourse, a lot of white fluid comes out of my vagina. i dont know what it is, at first i thought it was from ovalation or something but then again it has never been that way and then i thought maybe its a vaginal infection or something but i really dont think thats it. and its all over his "area" when we are done. has this happened to anyone????
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342988 tn?1299782356
you can take a test 5 days before you are expecting your period.  you can definately take a test now.
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yeah i also told my husband it was normal but it i figured it would go away but you know like i said it has been 4 days and the same thing everytime we have sexual intercourse its all over him, and yeah it doesnt smell bad, but you guys think i could take a test now? only after 3 days late?

and leighanne thanks also :]
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342988 tn?1299782356
i agree with taking a test.  if your 3 days late for your period take a test.  
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202436 tn?1326474333
It sounds like normal vaginal secretions to me.  If you feel you may be pregnant (and for SOME women, increased vaginal discharge can be a sign) you should be able to take a home preg. test now and get an accurate result. If it was an infection it would be discolored and more than likely have a bad odor to it.
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