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Vaginal pessaries
I am 35 weeks pregnant...had creamy white discharge...my doc prescribed me candid cl vaginal pessaries to b used for 3 days at night .. Nw today morning when i woke up to pass urine... Before passing urine...i had watery type discharge(1tbspn)... Which stopped on its own... After that i passed urine... Now i am worried is it amniotic fluid leakage or it is due to medicine...
Plzz suggest what can it be...since then there is no discharge....
Plus I want to add here... I used this tablet at 11pm last night...in entire night I went to washroom 3 times...but no discharge... It happnd i the morning...only...
Plzzz suggest what to do???
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You should wear a pad and see after how much time you have to change it due to wetness. If it is within one hour or less, then it can be liquor.
You should consult your Gynaecologist who can do a speculum examination and see if it is liquor.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Watery discharge is not due to the pessary
Cud be amniotic fluid
U need to be examined
Immediately meet a Dr in person
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