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discharge !!! *__*
I am 32 weeks pregnant & I'm experiencing a discharge.. its gross & it has an odor . It's been happening for a couple weeks, I keep telling the doctor about it & they don't seem too concerned. But, I am .. is this normal ? Should I get a second opinion? Please help!
Tell your doctor to check it to prove its nothing. if they dont, see another doctor. As far as I know, any color change or strong odor unlike your normal is a sign of infection.
Im concerned for you! You need to get a real serious aditude with this non caring doctor. Then i'd change doctors!
Get it checked out. Insist your doctor checks it out, what the hell lol
It just smells, & Its thick . Originally it was yellow. But Now Its a greenish yellow, & sometimes it has white chunks (Its very disturbing) & its been happening for a couple weeks. Ive read some online about it & most of the women Said their doctors Said it was Fine unless it turned green & started having an odor. At first it didnt have an odor at all , but I told my doctor about it today & he once again Said it was probably nothing . But after my appt today Ive started to get this cramping . Its low almost feels like its right in my vagina . Almost like mild menstrual cramps, but it only subsides when I lay on my left side but as soon as i move the cramps return . Idk ladies. Its startin to scare me, I just dont want it to affect the baby, lord knows we are having enough problems. With the preclamsia & all. I think i should just go to the hospital & see What they say . /:
You might have bacterial vaginosis. It is common during the third trimester but can be very serious if not taken care of. I had it at around 32 weeks and it was causing cramping and I had even had to go to the hospital because of pre term labor (which BV causes) so you might want to have him test you for that, and then if you do test positive he will just put you on antibiotics for a week and it will be cleared up.
What kind of odor? Is it thick, thin, look like mucous?
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