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10 weeks pregnant and watery discharge

2023-02-19 08:51:27
I'm now 10 weeks pregnant I have sometimes vaginal watery discharge with no smell or odour. Is it normal ?
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Normal.

Answered2023-02-22 16:19:13

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It is not normal. You can't get the discharge of liquor at 10 weeks pregnancy. So it should be some vaginal infection. Please consult with a Gynaecologist in your area for a physical examination and further management

Answered2023-02-19 11:17:26

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Hi We need to r/o whether there is leaking p/v or it is because of vaginal infection.

Answered2023-02-19 09:00:03

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If there is no itching it's a normal vaginal discharge

Answered2023-02-21 06:03:36

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