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Whit deposit in inner vaginal wall

2025-02-02 18:38:19
Iam currently 28 weeks pregnant and have a very thin layer of white deposit near by inner walls of vagina. It gets cleaned by wiping with tissue dipped in running water. However, it keeps coming back. I dont have regular itching issues nor burning. Is it something to be worried about or a common symptom during pregnancy? Is it causing due to white discharge settling down or a serious problem?
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You don't need to clean the way you are doing it If there is no itching or burning you don't need to worry But it is always better to be examined by meeting a doctor in person

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