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repost: is this amnio fluid?

Im a 20 year old and idk if I'm pregnant, eventhough it feels like it. I've taken a home test, but it was negative. I feel pregnant and recently (even b4 testing) i had a thin sometimes mucous- like..sometimes watery discharge. Alot of the times my underwear becomes really wet if I dont wear a liner, and when i do.. the liner is always completely wet with no odor. There have been times when the discharge (whatever it is) runs don my leg if im not careful.. especially when i get out of bed. Reading the posts on this site.. I've become a little afraid.. am I leaking amnio fluid w/o knowing whats happening?
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461781 tn?1285609481
If you have negative tests, you are probably ovulating not pregnant.  Women have different types or consistency of discharge sometimes its think and pasty sometimes its wet and mucussy.  I think you are just ovulating, I get watery cervical mucus right before I ovulate.
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You would have to be well into the 2nd trimester to have enough amniotic fluid to leak (and leaking amniotic fluid before delivery is a pregnancy complication) - if you are that far along, a home pregnancy test would be accurate at this point.

More likely options are you are leaking discharge, urine, or semen (if you are sexually active).  If you are concerned, make an appointment with your doctor.
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