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Pre-menstrual Vaginal discharge
I got my period last month on 12th November. It had been 34 days since my last period. I have been experiencing white discharge since the last 3 days. Does that discharge mean by period is coming?
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Yes, it may be a normal vaginal discharge that occurs before menstruation.But if you compare it with previous cycle discharge and feel that it is not normal or any bad odour please consult nearest gynaecologist since it may be an infection. Also your period is delayed in this cycle, so rule out pregnancy first, also check with previous Cycles interval so that you will get an idea why it is delayed, if needed go for further evaluation.
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Wait for four more days
After that do one home urine pregnancy test
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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That's a normal vaginal discharge
Go fr a pregnancy test if ur sexually active
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