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5 weeks pregnant, and have discharge, is this normal?

hi there, I have just recently found out that I am pregnant...hoooray!! I went to my doctor and had a check up and everything seems normal. However, I have  been having discharge, like a normal menstrual cycle discharge, which i dont remember having with my first pregnancy. Is this normal? i also have been experiencing a constant ache in my tummy, and my tummy is huge, I look almost 5-6 months pregnant, but I am only 5 weeks! This is my third pregnancy, my first was brilliant, and I have a beautiful 3 year old to prove it, in my secong pregnancy ( 3 months ago) I miscarried, and now I fear every little pain I have is going to lead to miscarriage. Has anyone had symptoms like this while being preganant, and if any of these are weird, does anyone have any suggestions? I would really appreciate your help.
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I am experiencing the same exact thing!  Any encouraging words ????? I am 6 weeks and 3 days and had a miscarriage about 4 months ago. The discharge started about 2 days ago. I'm scared but trying to remain hopeful and positive!
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If your discharge is bloody at all then you need to contact your OB. Also the swelling in the belly should be addressed to make sure you don't have a multiple pregnancy, cyst, etc... Call your OB. Today.
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I have had 5 pregnancies and have 4 healthy beautiful children (2 girls and 2 boys).  I miscarried between my 3rd & 4th babies.  I was really scared the entire pregnancy with my last baby (he is now 6 months old).  The discharge you're talking about - is it clear?  If so, that is completely normal.  With each subsequent pregnancy the discharge increased.  You have to remember that every pregnancy is different.  (I heard that a lot and thought "yea, yea", but it is true.)  Also, my breasts leaked a lot sooner with each pregnancy.  (None at all with the first, but they did with all other pregnancies).  Anyway, I hope this helps.
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