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I m 29 weeks pregnant and having thick white non sticky milky discharge from 5th month...why so...is it a problem...what to do...plz help...it's increasing gradually with the pregnancy and foul smelling with light yellowish color.
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It is vaginal candidiasis...you need to get examined and started on pessaries as oral medicine is not allowed in pregnancy
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Vaginal discharge increases in pregnancy but if you say that it is foul smelling and yellow in colour ..it is not normal....
it is most likely due to some infection...
kindly get yourself examined by your gynecologist
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