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34 weeks pregnant

2019-10-12 12:24:00
Is it normal to have vaginal discharge now. What does it indicate? Is it a sign of start of labour? Do we need to admit in hospital?
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Vaginal discharge increases n pregnancy.. Also type of vaginal discharge will tell about labour sign.. Usually the one thats tinged with blood nd associated with pain s called show..or discharge associated bwith labor pains.. Its best to get urself examined

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