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discharge question
Quick question....
Has anyone experienced thin really liquidy white discharge....and alot of it.
Almost like going to the bathroom after sex...only thinner????
My period was due yesterday,....however my periods have been really whacky lately.
TTC but not getting my hopes up.
Has anyone experienced thin really liquidy white discharge....and alot of it.
Almost like going to the bathroom after sex...only thinner????
My period was due yesterday,....however my periods have been really whacky lately.
TTC but not getting my hopes up.
Sometimes I confuse a lot of white discharge for possibly being pregnant...I am also TTC and right before my period these last few cycles, I have a lot of white discharge, but then my period comes...so many weird things have happened with my body, since I've gone off the pill and TTc, That now I just wait and see if I get my period or not..Good luck to you!
I hate to say this but that's fairly common just prior to AF. It looks like ewcm but less stretchy. At any rate - cervical mucus is not a good judge of pregnancy this early on... because everyone's body does something different.
On a side note, it was SO long ago but I seem to recall mine got thicker, not runnier when I was pregnant.
Anyway wishing you lots of babydust...
On a side note, it was SO long ago but I seem to recall mine got thicker, not runnier when I was pregnant.
Anyway wishing you lots of babydust...
Thanx....for your comments.
I am not too hopeful that it is a pregnancy symptom..
Just thought it was weird...Don't remember ever experiencing it with my 2 previous
pregnancies.
I have learned in the past not to get my hopes up too high.
It will happen when it happens...if it happens.
I am not too hopeful that it is a pregnancy symptom..
Just thought it was weird...Don't remember ever experiencing it with my 2 previous
pregnancies.
I have learned in the past not to get my hopes up too high.
It will happen when it happens...if it happens.
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