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yellow discharge

I woke up this morning went to the bathroom peed and wiped saw a whole bunch of yellowish discharge it looked like is that normal?
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Yup like the other ladies said, its normal. Even before I got pregnant I had yellowish discharge but have never had a std or infection, its just the way some peoples bodies work
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This is normal as long as there isn't a bad odor. Your body is making this discharge because there's so much estrogen and blood flow going to your uterus.
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It is normal. My doctor said it could be just hormonal discharge..your body has a lot going on right now and wastes to get rid of..I never had a discharge problem but when I noticed a nasty clearish green mucusy discharge I immediately wanted answers. Mine was my mucus plug shredding and coming out in pieces. She told me any discharge during pregnancy is normal and only to worry if it has a foul smell or is bloody red. She said some have brown yellow green blueish purpleish clear white so many colors of discharge but it is normal...not saying that just BCUZ it is you shouldn't keep it from Ur doctor..always tell Ur doctor about what's going on with your body..
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My doctor said it was normal.. idk what causes it though
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