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1292707 tn?1292010621

HAVE A WEIRD QUESTION

Ok i am 6 weeks pregnant i am throwing some yellow discharge thick discharge what can it be.
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I am 5 weeks pregnant and had the same thing a few days in a row, I had it with my dd as well. Its normal and is nothing to worry about....as long as its not burning or itchy or smelly.
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That is normal. Pregnancy hormones cause increase in discharge. So long as it doesn't turn green, itch, burn or have a strange smell you are fine. Some pregnant women have so much discharge they have to wear pads.
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1292707 tn?1292010621
well is not burning or itching but i contact my ob to see whats going on thanks
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1292707 tn?1292010621
no is discharge coming out my vigina
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You said you are throwing discharge. What does that mean? Does that mean you are throwing it up? If so that is called bile (aka stomach acid).
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It could mean you have an infection especially if you have itching, burning, or there is a weird smell to it.  But it could also just be from the extra progesterone that your body is secreting right now.  It can turn your discharge a yellow color.  My suggestion would just be to call you OB and let them know that you are having this discharge.  They may just want to test it to make sure you don't have any infections.  Good luck and congratulations.
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