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curious about discharge

I'm 7 weeks pregnant with my first but 4th pregnancy. Everyday I panic cause I feel a discharge sensation and it just white. It always scares me, but at least it isn't blood. Has this ever happened to anyone and figured out what it was or when it went away? Or stopped
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Thank you all. This info is comforting. Only thing was my first three pregnancies I had No discharge  
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Well for me it's always stressful. My last miscarriage was in 2011 and I feel healthier. I feel bad cause I'm eating crap but prior to getting pregnant I had been in the gym for 7 weeks and on a strict diet. Buttttt I'm still afraid. I feel great, barely enough energy for the gym but I feel Good just this discharge. Ugh. But I am excited my first ultrasound is @9.6 weeks. . .
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I was so worried at first with the discharge every time I felt it I went to the bathroom right away to check 21 weeks and it still is doing it but i have relaxed about it a bit
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We all understand you!! :)
Discharge never goes away!!! Im 21 ftm and 36+1 discharge can be annoying some days then others. it will go away when you have your little one :]
this might sound silly but I just carry extra underwear just in case! :)
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You have discharge during your entire pregnancy..it's normal
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