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umm...

So I'm 29 weeks and I keep feeling like I've been peeing myself. But when I look at my panties, its just a clear yellowish liquid. Is this normal or supposed to happen? I'm kinda worried...
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It's totally normal to have both extra vaginal discharge and to leak urine. The more kids you have, the more normal the latter is. I'm having baby number 6 soon and I can't run, sneeze, or cough without peeing myself. After he comes, it'll be fine, but for now, I wear pads. It's normal. We get it. We're all in this together.
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I've been leaking pretty much my entire pregnancy. Talked to my doctor and she said it's normal. Mine is discharge mixed with urine. I hate it!!!!
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It sounds like bladdar leakage which is super common during preg. I'm at 29 weeks and have it often. Was using pantiliners til last week when I was told to stop because down there needs to 'breathe' so just have to change my undies more often. Was reading an article that said if its yellowish and smells like ammonia/pee smell then it's fine. If it's clear and odorless then it could be amniotic fluid and worth mentioning to the doc to get checked out.
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This happens to me too so im guessing its just the extra discharge you get while pregnant im 28 weeks 4 days
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