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discharge?

I'm 20+6 and i have a clear liquid discharge.. Js this normal?
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Clear may also be normal. I get that. I went to the ER and the gave me an ultrasound and the fluid around the baby was fine. They checked for an infection and that was fine too. I would check qith ur doctor just to give you some peace of mind and to rule out the possibality of it being ur water leaking.
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3360193 tn?1365871889
Yep, my midwife calls it "the Juices of pregnancy" lol.   Increased pressure, increased blood flow.   As long as its white / creamy and not greenish / blood tinged, smelly or making you itchy then you are generally just experiencing another wonderful symptom of pregnancy.   Wear a pad and buy some wet wipes for when after you wipe when you go to the loo (for a #1 or a #2) - they help make you feel so much fresher!!! When you hit about 35 weeks or so you'll be wanting to wear a pad most of the time x
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It makes me feel wetness not to much but still
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Are you girls sure?
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4922269 tn?1367813296
Ohh yes. Your blood flow increases making more discharge. As long as your not itchy or burning it should be very normal. I used panty liners for a while. Very annoying.
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Yep, your body is producing more fluids then before so be prepared to see more of that!
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