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Stretchy white discharge
I have a regular 28days cycle. Since 2 months I am planning for pregnancy. I usually have periods for 3-4 days. The first two days I usually have a full flow (my pad gets fully covered with periods blood). In the third day 50% and the 4th day even lesser and my periods are over.
But this time I had 100% coverage on the first day. Followed by 30% - 40% coverage on the 2nd day and finally my period stopped on the 3rd day. Today is the 5th day of my cycle and I am having stretchy transparent watery discharge with no smell ( the Same way as it happens during my fertile period that is from day 10).
My vagina usually gets dry after my periods followed by thick discharge which eventually gets thin, watery and stretchy from day 10 of my cycle.
So is this all normal or should I worry about it?
Can I be pregnant?
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If there is no itching no foul smell in discharge and the discharge is not excessive it is normal. Yes you can conceive nothing to worry about it
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Dr. Hemali Bharat Karia
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